Chaos Zero Nightmare Unveils Animated Trailer for Haru
Chaos Zero Nightmare has released a fully animated trailer featuring the upcoming character Haru, ahead of its launch on October 22nd.
The game, a horror ARPG, boasts a unique blend of classic anime-style graphics and a dark tone, promising a refreshing take on the genre.
Haru, a member of the Academy's disciplinary committee, is a bright and cheerful character with a dark and sombre backstory. In battle, she will join the player, Protos, with cards such as Anchor Shot, Anchor Pointer, and Power Charge.
Haru is only the first of a planned suite of new trailers, set to showcase all the various characters coming to the world of Chaos Zero Nightmare.
The game is developed by Smilegate and Super Creative, and its launch is expected to bring a new level of excitement to the ARPG genre.
Author's summary: Chaos Zero Nightmare launches on October 22nd.
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