Ys X Nordics Reveals Official Launch Countdown Illustrations

Developer Nihon Falcom has begun sharing official countdown illustrations to commemorate the launch of their action JRPG Ys X Nordics. This article will compile each piece of countdown artwork.

Ys X Nordics will occur between Ys II and Memories of Celceta, making it the new third canonical entry in Adol Christin’s adventure logs. The gameplay has undergone a significant shakeup, with there only being two playable characters this time around.

Special maneuvers can be unlocked via story scenes and exploration, allowing for environmental interaction. Further, in solo mode, the character you’re not controlling performs actions judged by their own discretion. Adol will be controlling a ship for combat and island hopping, too.

Unused Ys Seven concepts are being utilized in this outing, too. Ys X Nordics will allow players considerable explorative freedom, enabling naval travel with a recruitable crew and ship combat.

Be sure to check out our extensive coverage of this game for story, gameplay, and character details.

You can view the ten-day countdown launch artwork for Ys X Nordics below, featuring Carja Balta and Hugill:

You can view the nine-day countdown launch artwork for Ys X Nordics below, featuring Grimson Balta:

You can view the eight-day countdown launch artwork for Ys X Nordics below, featuring Dogi:

You can view the seven-day countdown launch artwork for Ys X Nordics below, featuring Leif Evelies:

You can view the six-day countdown launch artwork for Ys X Nordics below, featuring Mirabel Asrad:

You can view the five-day countdown launch artwork for Ys X Nordics below, featuring Cruz Carpent:

You can view the four-day countdown launch artwork for Ys X Nordics below, featuring Rosalind Lazveli:

Ys X Nordics will launch in Japan for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch on September 28, 2023.

Ys X Nordics will also launch in Traditional Chinese and Korean for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch on September 28, 2023, the same day as the Japanese version.