I don't get why this much effort was put into something like this, and it's even more confusing why they officially disappeared it so shortly after its release. It's so weird to me that it was all to promote the remake of Strange Journey for a limited time, and it wasn't even released officially in English. I think it's impressive how much effort and love clearly went into this project.
The boss battles are simple, but use the game's few mechanics in interesting ways that make all of them pretty fun. Swapping between the two playable characters is important to both the combat, and to navigating the map with platforming (Pyro can hover around, Frost can freeze water, etc.). Avoiding fire as Jack Frost and avoiding ice as Pyro Jack, while simultaneously attacking enemies with their own weaknesses (akin to Ikaruga). You play as a duo of the classic SMT demons Jack Frost and Pyro Jack, making your way through obstacles as you battle other demons.įaithful to SMT, keeping elemental weaknesses in mind is a core part of the gameplay. While Atlus removed it, you can still get a mirror here: Įnglish patch: |twsrc^m5|twgr^email|twcon^7046|twterm^1ĭeveloped by Ladybug and Krobon, Synchronicity Prologue is an action platformer with Metroidvania elements that's around 2-3 hours long (I was surprised at how lengthy the game was). Shin Megami Tensei: Synchronicity Prologue is a free-to-play game that was released for a limited time to promote SMT: Strange Journey Redux in Japan over 2 years ago.
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