The soundtrack from original composer Yoko Shimomura has been remastered, with the game’s original director Takashi Tokita returning to produce the remake which is promised to retain “everything that players loved about the original game while also being accessible to newcomers.

The Distant Future: A newly built robot is swept up in a tragedy in space.

The Near Future: A youth with psychic powers takes a stand against evil.

Present Day: A martial artist strives to become the strongest there ever was.

Twilight of Edo Japan: A shinobi undertakes an important secret mission.

Imperial China: A kung fu master searches for a worthy successor.

The Wild West: A wanderer with a bounty on his head fights for his life.

Prehistory: A tribesman comes of age in a world without words. The remake of Live A Live is done in the same HD-2D engine used for Octopath Traveler and Triangle Strategy, making Live A Live look absolutely stunning.

With seven heroes to meet that each has their own stories to tell, time periods and gameplay styles, you will be able to experience them in whichever order you choose while “uncovering shocking developments” on the way:

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