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I Am Setsuna Temporal Battle Arena DLC Out Now On Nintendo Switch
In July 2016, Square Enix's Tokyo RPG Factory studio released I Am Setsuna, an old school RPG paying homage to timeless genre classics like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI. The game was recently ported as a launch title for Nintendo Switch, and that version is the exclusive host to an online multiplayer element.
A new update brings introduces the Temporal Battle Arena to the Switch version of the JRPG, and lets players battle it out with strangers and friends online to win new equipment. After beating the game, players can access multiplayer after encountering Togi in The Frozen Lands.
Temporal Battle Arena is part of the latest patch to I Am Setsuna and it's out now for the low, low price of free. Multiplayer is currently exclusive to the Nintendo Switch, and it is unclear whether or not the content will make its way to the PlayStation 4 or PC. For more on I Am Setsuna, check out GI's review of the original PS4 release.
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