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Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido), 2 days ago Apr 7, 2011 09:19

Rainblod 2: City of Flame Announced with 10-minute Trailer

Chinese indie game maker Soulframe releases the debut trailerRainblood 2 of his next "Wuxia" RPG done with RPG Maker but "breaking all the limits" - Rainblood2:City of Flame. 

The 10 minutes trailer gives an overview of story, art, battle and music, with introductions by the main creator Soulframe and the music producer, Bo Caisheng. The trailer shows how amazing the effect RPG Maker - an engine mostly used to create FC looking games - can approach.

The story in Rainblood2 is right after the first game, with more plots, tricks, loves, and kills. According to one of the makers, "you will not feel satisfied until you reach the end of the game."

Different from Rainblood: Town of Death, in which everything was drawn by hand, the sequel is presented with a finer pixel art style, which supports far more fluent battle animations. The soundtracks in this game are totally merged with the mood, and define an appealing cultural background as well.


Rainblood: Town of Death was the first translated game from Chinese developer Soulframe, and it was released 3 years later than the Chinese version. But talking about Rainblood2: City of Flame, Soulframe, who now has the experience in western market, says: "I bet this time it wouldn’t be more than 3 months."


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