Passtech Games, makers of the hit Space Run, are about to introduce Masters of Anima, an adventure game reminiscent of Pikmin. What is “anima”? It’s what they call magic in the world of Spark, where this game is set. Anyone who masters Anima can use its power to summon forth dozens of creatures called Guardians to fight for him. That’s what our protagonist has to do if he has any hope of rescuing his fiance Ana from the evil Zahr and his Golem army.
Go to the aid of your future bride, using the powers of Anima to summon an army of magical Guardians in your quest to defeat Zahr’s dreaded Golems. Learn to control new types of Guardians on your adventure, each with their own unique talents and abilities useful to explore the vast world of Spark and reveal its secrets, as well as to take down the formidable bosses that stand in your way. As your victories rack up, acquire new powers and abilities for both yourself and your Guardians, ultimately becoming a true Master of Anima.
Like Pikmin, Guardians do more than just fight….they can lift heavy objects, clear paths and help you solve puzzles. You can control up to 100 Guardians at once, either via keyboard and mouse or by controller (depending on the platform). Masters of Anima will be out April 10 on Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, XBox One and PC.
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