Square Enix has announced today that Star Ocean 4: The Last Hope Remaster will release worlwide on November 28th. Developed in partnership with tri-Ace, STAR OCEAN: THE LAST HOPE takes place at the beginning of the STAR OCEAN series timeline. This remaster will feature 4K support and PC keyboard, mouse and controller support.
The game takes players on an epic journey across the universe in an immersive, intergalactic story of survival where humanity must turn to the stars in search of a new home. Featuring strategic real-time combat, the remastered title also keeps the original deep Item Creation System and Private Action system. The remaster will also feature the Blindside battle system, which fuses evasion and offense.
Star Ocean 4: The Last Hope Remaster will come with a 10% discount until December 12th. Moreover, those who purchase on STEAM before December 12th will receive an exclusive downloadable mini-soundtrack featuring music from the game.
In order to celebrate this announcement, Square Enix has also released some new 4K screenshots that you can view below.
Enjoy!
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As I feared, infected with denuvo. That’s a NOPE for me.
Some people take a stand against DRM like Denuvo. It has been known to affect the performance of some games. There was an article on here a while back and I can’t remember the game but the hacker who cracked the game said that Denuvo was slowing the performance by making 30 checks per second. The guys that program Denuvo should know that is a bit ridiculous and it would affect the performance of the Publishers game. That told me the Denuvo programmers really didn’t care how the Publishers paying customers were being treated. The Denuvo fans will say it just runs seamlessly in the background and you won’t even be able to tell it’s there but that’s not true in some cases and remember these customers were paying for the game. They should have been treated with more respect.
It was never proven (the performance), but it doesn’t mean Denuvo doesn’t need to go. The only problem is the Denuvo company (Securom creators) will definitely come with something even worse in a couple of years. After all, they are the company full of ex-cracking groups members.
Stupid Denuvo confirmed. I pass in this one.
Don’t worry, give it a day it’ll be cracked.
That isn’t the point. Not everyone wants to pirate their games.
I used to have a copy for my Xbox 360, and all the character models were like this. I mean it was a fun (if very grindy) JRPG, but yeah, absolutely agreed about the Uncanny Valley vibe.