The Steam release also has support for Trading Cards, possessing twelve (six standard cards and six rare "foil" cards) that can be crafted into badges, emojis, and wallpapers to display on a player's profile. What form this DLC will take is up in the air, but additional costumes are a strong possibility.įor platforms that support it, the games have been given full achievement support with a total of 24 unique achievements, and a 25th for obtaining all the rest. In this vain, it has been confirmed that the game will likely receive some form of post-launch downloadable content (DLC). Genuine changes include a new selectable difficulty, featuring a new Easy mode that reduces damage taken and grants the Wind Bullet additional range.Īdditionally, the game contains a handful of customization options, including a Moo costume for Klonoa, and a Pixel Filter that attempts to make the game resemble the crunchier PlayStation visuals. Mechanically, the games are nearly identical to their original forms, barring some refinements that come with the decades gap between the original games and the remakes. Additionally, Klonoa's design in the Door to Phantomile portion matches his design from the original release of that game. As such, while the Door to Phantomile portion is essentially an updated port, the Lunatea's Veil portion is a fully-fledged remake.īoth games have seen substantial face-lifts to make them relatively more in-line with modern console standards. 2.2 Changes from Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veilįantasy Reverie Series is built off of the same engine as 2008's Klonoa remake.2.1 Changes from Klonoa: Door to Phantomile.
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