Japanese developer Sting brought its 2002 role-playing game Riviera: The Promised Land in a new remaster st👍ocked with useful updates. 

The Promised Land remaster first released in Japan this February, and then on and the💛 store with Japanese localization earlier this summer. This new Steam port is t💎he first to offer an English interface with English audio and subtitles.

Riviera: The Promised Land is a battle between angels, demons, and more angels.꧒ In it, you guide the Gr♌im Angel Ein and his cat through turn-based battles and a crowd of dateable female protagonists. 

"If you don't get along with JRPG girls, then you shoul🍌d know you spend a lot of time interacting with the cast [in this game]," warns one Steam review. But players seem to so far be thrilled with The Promised Land's remaster, which includes several improvements to functionality, including auto-save, event skips, and adjustable difficulty and gameplay speed. 

ꦺ"The ease of play has been improved!" the game's Steam description promises. "It's full of elements that will satisfy everyone from first-time players to experienced players!"

Players so far seem to agree.

"I'm amazed how really well made this port is," says one recent revieꦆw. "The amount of [quality-of-life] improvement🐽s from the GBA version are insane." 

"I am pleasantly surprised by how many additions have been made," says another. "The battle UI shows more pertinent information🌜 at all times and being able to speed up battles is a welco🦂me addition." 

Riviera: The Promised Land will be listed at a 20 percent discount on Steam until July 30. It may be a 22-year-old game, but now is the perfect time to play it.

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