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Tears to Tiara II: Heir of the Overlord
Atlus has released a new 11-minute long video and character details about its upcoming PlayStation 3 strategy RPG, Tears to Tiara II: Heir of the Overlord.
Along with the extended gameplay trailer, you will also see new images in the gallery below of of Saul, Charis, Izebel, Aemilia (also seen above), and Laelius. Saul is the patrolman whose, "crude use of language stands out." Charis is a temple princess, and Izebel is a governer. Aemilia, the smoker above, calls herself a genius and believes in the importance of technology more than anything else. Finally Laelius is an imperial knight and one of Izebel's advisors.
Tears to Tiara II: Heir of the Overlord offers more than 80 hours of gameplay and visual novel elements, according to Atlus. For more on the game, its story, and gameplay, head here and here. The game arrives on October 14 on PlayStation 3.
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