Japanese publisher KEMCO has announced that they’re bringing their turn-based role-playing game Antiquia Lost to North America later this year. The PlayStation 4 and Vita title will release this fall. It’s being developed by Japanese studio Exe-Create, who have most recently worked on the Asdivine series for iOS and Android. Normally I’d try to sum up the game’s plot and features, but my writing simply can’t do this fantastic press release justice.
Here’s how KEMCO describes their game:

Story
Bine, a young man who lives in a small rural village, spends his days peacefully, doing jobs and dealing with demons for the villagers. One day, he is asked by Lunaria, a girl who lives near the village, to go with her to the royal capital.
After a journey full of surprises, the two of them arrive at the capital. They are thrilled to be in the city for the first time, but they are greeted by one of the castle soldiers who are supposed to protect the citizens.

With more and more disappearances occurring, the rulers’ expectations are mixed.

And there is a forgotten existence, too…
The birth of a scavenger heroine!
The heroine, Lunaria, does not have levels like other characters. By eating gems, her statuses are strengthened, and she can learn skills.

Of course you can let her eat gems that aren’t needed, and she will also eat gems dropped by demons. She really is a scavenger heroine, and eating gems makes her stronger and stron...