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Sword Art Online: Lost Song—A Divergent SAO Universe Adventure

“Sword Art Online: Lost Song,” an action role-playing game, follows “Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment.” The game is based on the popular SAO light book series and was developed for PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 4, and Windows. In 2015, it was released worldwide as an alternate narrative to the light novel canon set in the VRMMORPG ALfheim Online.

Gameplay

Lost Song plays more like an action game than an MMORPG. Players can control characters other than Kirito. With 19 characters (two via downloadable material), gamers may construct their own narrative mode character. The tale assumes the player is Kirito.

Each character may use three weapons and acquire skills and abilities. In dungeons and early plot levels, flight is limited, although the game allows ground and aerial combat. The fighting system incorporates group auto-attacking, race-based magic spells, and a “Union” gauge for strong combination assaults.

The multiplayer mode supports PvP duels, online lobbies, and four-person party questing. This covers boss fights and 4v4 PvP.

Characters and Setting

Lost Song takes place in Svart ALfheim, a kingdom within ALO with scenery like the frigid Flosshilde and the lush, windmill-dotted Woglinde. The game follows the Gun Gale Online storyline from “Sword Art Online II.” instead of SAO’s official finale.

Lost Song introduces new characters:

Scientist and superstar Nanairo “Seven” Arshavin leads Shamrock and studies virtual reality.
Nijika “Rain” Karatachi, Seven’s older sister and SAO survivor, closely follows Kirito.
Sumeragi: Seven’s bodyguard and ALO’s best swordsman.

Plot

Kirito competes with Seven and Shamrock to clear Svart ALfheim, the game’s expansion, in the tale. The story addresses virtual reality, player emotions, and characters’ in- and out-of-game lives.

The Reception

Mixed reviews for Lost Song. The multiplayer and controls were acclaimed, but the dungeons were panned for being unoriginal. Fans liked it, so “Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization,” a 2016 sequel, was revealed.

Conclusion

“Sword Art Online: Lost Song” provides a unique SAO experience outside the light novel canon. Its action-based gameplay, character variety, and aerial combat are new to the franchise, yet SAO aficionados may like it. It continues the SAO video game adaptations, demonstrating the series’ lasting popularity and virtual world appeal.