Official Lair Japanese website updated with trailers, concept art
People disappointed with the delay on Factor 5‘s beautifully-rendered dragon epic Lair’s release date can get some consolation with some new goodies found in the Japanese official Lair (Rise from Lair to our friends from the land of the rising sun) website.
The latest update shows a new trailer as well as a handful of concept and character art. If you’re well-versed in the Japanese language, some dirt on Lair‘s story are revealed, including the missions that players will go through the game.
Types of dragons that can be found within Lair (Ice dragons, Dark Dragons, and Blood Dragons) are introduced in the Character section of the website, along with a handful of the cast in Lair‘s epic storyline. Apart from that, the Gallery section is now beefed up with even more dragon and creature art. Most, if not all, are worthy to be used as wallpapers if only we could figure out how to download hi-res versions of the art.
If you have some knowledge with the Nihonggo, you may find the updates in the Story and Mission sections to be useful since they offer some insights of what to expect in the game.
There’s just so much to see in the Japanese Official Lair page, so do check it out in the Via link!
Via Rise From Lair
People disappointed with the delay on Factor 5‘s beautifully-rendered dragon epic Lair’s release date can get some consolation with some new goodies found in the Japanese official Lair (Rise from Lair to our friends from the land of the rising sun) website.
The latest update shows a new trailer as well as a handful of concept and character art. If you’re well-versed in the Japanese language, some dirt on Lair‘s story are revealed, including the missions that players will go through the game.
Types of dragons that can be found within Lair (Ice dragons, Dark Dragons, and Blood Dragons) are introduced in the Character section of the website, along with a handful of the cast in Lair‘s epic storyline. Apart from that, the Gallery section is now beefed up with even more dragon and creature art. Most, if not all, are worthy to be used as wallpapers if only we could figure out how to download hi-res versions of the art.
If you have some knowledge with the Nihonggo, you may find the updates in the Story and Mission sections to be useful since they offer some insights of what to expect in the game.
There’s just so much to see in the Japanese Official Lair page, so do check it out in the Via link!
Via Rise From Lair
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