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Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars
Atlus has released another video in its Meet series for Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars, this time introducing you to Fuuko. Fuuko is friendly and down-to-earth, but deadly with her dual pistols.
Conception II is a mix of a relationship simulator and RPG, where the main character must go through a “classmating” ritual with the female classmates to create Star Children for battle. To meet more of the game’s heroines, check out their character bios here. The previous Meet video introduced us to Torri, who sports a massive gatling gun.
If you’re interested in giving Conception II a try, you can pick up the demo on March 25. Conception II will be available in full on April 15 for Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita for $39.99. Conception II will come to Europe at a later date, but will only be available as a digital download.
The first-run of the game will include a special box and soundtrack. Those who pre-order are guaranteed to get a first-run copy with the 10-track CD.
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