KEMCO's New Fantasy JRPG Hero Seekers Launches on Android

KEMCO's newest fantasy JRPG, Hero Seekers, has launched on mobile devices. It spins a tale of lost legends, forgotten champions, and one woman's resolve to restore a world erased from history. Read on to discover everything this game offers.

Discover the Tale of Hero Seekers

Long ago, three courageous warriors toppled the Demon King's reign and restored peace to the land. Yet now, that entire era has been wiped from existence, and even the very concept of "Hero" has faded from memory.

Lunette alone remembers the truth. She embarks on a quest to reclaim that lost light by summoning the souls of vanished heroes and mending the true course of history.

Hero Seekers faithfully delivers the classic JRPG experience fans cherish. Engage in strategic turn-based battles, explore deep dungeons, and assemble your party. Build a team of up to five heroes, combining diverse personalities and combat styles to form unique squads.

Every action in combat requires careful consideration—from empowering allies and healing wounds to striking a finishing blow on foes. The game includes modern quality-of-life features like a high-speed battle mode and an instant escape spell for perilous dungeons.

Through the Summoning and Arrange system, you can liberate heroes' souls from their nightmares and enlist them in your cause. With over 20 heroes to summon, you can field a party of four active members and one reserve.

Acquire weapons from shops and level up your characters through battle. The enduring cycle of strengthening your team and refining your strategy provides that satisfying, classic JRPG sense of progression.

Ready to Begin Your Quest?

Lunette's journey through a rewritten world delivers a potent dose of nostalgia. Watch the trailer for Hero Seekers below.

The game offers support for both English and Japanese and includes partial controller compatibility for your preferred playstyle. Download it from the Google Play Store for $9.99.

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