'Deemo: The Last Recital' Arrives on Western PlayStation Vita Units This Spring
Music is a captivating medium that touches the soul, and when combined with an equally compelling storyline compressed in a rhythmic game, it becomes a moving, unforgettable journey. A great example of which is "Deemo: The Last Recital," which PlayStation Vita owners in North American and European markets will get to experience this coming spring.
This news has been announced over at the game's official Facebook page. PM Studios and Acttil are proud to finally bring the rhythmic title over to western audiences after it has received generally positive reviews due to the carefully composed musicality and a deep plot.
The title was first referred to simply as "Deemo" in both iOS and Android devices in 2013, and received an updated name when it was ported over to Japanese PS Vita units back in June 24, 2015 as downloadable software. In the Vita version, additional contents were included such as competitive and cooperative plays, as well as an extra story that details events after the main plot.
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In "Deemo: The Last Recital," the gameplay revolves around striking keys that reach the bottom line of the screen, as if playing a tune on the piano. Black keys represent a single touch, while yellow ones would mean the player needs to slide his fingers in order to create a chain. It becomes challenging with every new piece as gamers get to choose easy, normal and difficult modes, combining both black and yellow keys.
The game's story revolves around a girl who falls down a trapdoor and arrives in a mysterious world. She meets Deemo, a shadowy figure who helps her return to her world. In order to do this, he plays the piano and causes a sapling to grow into a large tree, which the girl can use to go back to where she came from.
"Deemo: The Last Recital" is set to enchant western PS Vita owners this spring.
