[0:09] [music]
[0:13] >> Hello, this is Project Cloud Games.
[0:17] Today, through actual gameplay, I'd like
[0:20] to show you the exploration and the
[0:22] traces left behind in this world.
[0:27] The world [music] of the relic is filled
[0:29] with various field events.
[0:32] As players explore the world, they
[0:35] encounter the traces of those who once
[0:37] lived here.
[0:40] Some stories are not [music] tales of
[0:42] great heroes.
[0:45] They begin with desire, regret, and the
[0:49] choices of ordinary people.
[0:52] >> [music]
[0:53] >> Some of the stories in this world are
[0:55] inspired by traditional Korean folk
[0:58] tales and legends.
[1:01] They may feel familiar, yet they remain
[1:04] very different in this world.
[1:09] >> A man from the neighboring village
[1:11] claimed he had dropped his axe and
[1:14] received one of gold in return.
[1:17] The tale spread faster than wind through
[1:19] pine.
[1:21] After that day, axes began to fall into
[1:24] the pond.
[1:38] I was a woodcutter. [music]
[1:40] At least, I once was.
[1:43] A full day's labor did [music] not
[1:45] shorten my debts.
[1:47] Just once, only once,
[1:50] I thought weighed more heavily [music]
[1:52] than the axe itself.
[2:05] >> [groaning]
[2:11] >> The pond gave no answer.
[2:13] Yet, none of us left.
[2:16] Someone said, "It tests our desire."
[2:20] So, we waited longer.
[2:28] The calluses on our palms began to
[2:30] soften.
[2:32] Footprints gathered instead along the
[2:34] pond's edge.
[2:37] The mountain remains thick with trees,
[2:40] but fewer are felled.
[2:50] Sometimes, the water trembles.
[2:53] Someone will whisper,
[2:56] "I saw a glimmer [music] tonight."
[3:00] One word is enough to cast away another
[3:02] day.
[3:09] >> [music]
[3:14] [groaning]
[3:42] >> The water never returned anything.
[3:45] I believe I had cast my axe away,
[3:48] but it was not iron that sank.
[3:52] It was the day.
[3:54] Time does not rise again like a golden
[3:58] blade from still water.
[4:03] The pond took nothing. The mountain
[4:06] never once disappeared. Yet instead
[4:09] [music] of their axes, they cast away
[4:12] their own time. They [music] cast away a
[4:15] day. Then
[4:17] another day.
[4:18] And so they cast away their lives.
[4:22] The golden axe never rose.
[4:25] And the time [music] that sank cannot be
[4:28] drawn up again.
[4:33] >> We've just obtained a sealing stone by
[4:36] completing this event.
[4:39] Through exploration and events, players
[4:41] can discover various sealing stones.
[4:45] Some are hidden deep within the
[4:46] wilderness.
[4:48] >> [groaning]
[4:49] >> Others remain at the end of forgotten
[4:52] stories.
[4:54] Each sealing stone is connected to its
[4:56] own dungeon.
[4:58] Letting players to where new places and
[5:01] long forgotten secrets.
[5:05] Let's head to the dungeon connected to
[5:07] the sealing stone we just obtained.
[5:11] Along the way, players [music] may
[5:13] discover remnants of an ancient power.
[5:18] People once called it relic energy.
[5:24] Relic energy is an important resource
[5:27] >> [music]
[5:27] >> used for character progression.
[5:34] Every location holds the life and
[5:37] memories [music]
[5:37] of someone who once lived there.
[5:41] >> My childhood, my father was a giant who
[5:44] ruled the flame.
[5:47] The arms that struck heated iron were
[5:49] firm as fortress walls.
[5:53] Standing behind him, no beast in this
[5:55] world frightened me.
[5:57] I would cling to his broad back and
[6:00] watch the sky.
[6:03] >> When we are children, our parents seem
[6:06] [music] like giants.
[6:29] >> When I returned from a long campaign,
[6:32] he still stood before the forge.
[6:36] But, the sparks leapt lower than before.
[6:39] [music]
[6:41] His hair had thinned. His back bore a
[6:45] slight curve.
[6:47] He rose [music] to greet me and his knee
[6:50] faltered.
[6:51] I rushed to steady him.
[6:54] >> But, one day we realize even giants grow
[6:58] old.
[7:00] >> [snorts]
[7:03] [groaning]
[7:14] [groaning]
[7:21] [groaning and screaming]
[7:33] >> His apron bore countless holes and
[7:36] burns.
[7:38] They were not marks of time alone.
[7:41] They were the places [music] where flame
[7:42] had struck while he forged the armor I
[7:46] now wore.
[7:48] I had believed him strong [music] by
[7:50] nature. I had never considered that he
[7:53] might feel pain.
[7:55] >> Some struggle [music] to move forward.
[8:00] Others spend their own years lighting
[8:02] the path ahead.
[8:15] >> He still said,
[8:17] "I can forge one more blade."
[8:20] Yet the hand that held the hammer paused
[8:23] for a breath. [music]
[8:26] Without speaking, I placed my hand over
[8:28] his.
[8:30] And that hand, once vast and unyielding,
[8:35] >> At first,
[8:36] >> [music]
[8:36] >> our parents are the ones who holds us
[8:39] up.
[8:41] >> Father,
[8:42] I will bear the hammer now.
[8:45] He passed
[8:46] >> [music]
[8:46] >> the apron to me.
[8:48] For a moment, he stood holding the
[8:50] hammer then
[8:52] let it fall from his grip.
[8:55] The dusk painted his back in red.
[8:58] "You have [music] grown broad of
[9:00] shoulder."
[9:02] >> And one day, we find ourselves holding
[9:05] them instead.
[9:22] >> The forge remains. The fire remains.
[9:26] Only the one who holds the hammer has
[9:29] changed.
[9:30] My father did not grow smaller.
[9:33] He lowered himself so that I might
[9:37] stand.
[9:38] >> To a child, a father is the first giant
[9:43] he ever knows. One day, he learns
[9:45] [music] the giant has grown lower. That
[9:48] lowering is not weakness. It is a
[9:51] passing of place, [music]
[9:53] a quiet step aside so that a son may
[9:56] stand. A giant does not diminish. He
[10:00] merely changes where he stands.
[10:14] >> At the end of [music] exploration, new
[10:16] equipment and relics await.
[10:20] And those rewards [music]
[10:22] will aid players throughout their
[10:24] journey.
[10:32] Along the road, players may sometimes
[10:35] come across old campfires. [music]
[10:39] We do not know who first lit them.
[10:44] Yet, their traces still remain.
[10:54] >> Soon, it will be time to put out the
[10:56] fire and move on.
[10:59] Like waking from a warm dream.
[11:05] >> Some traces outlive even the greatest
[11:08] legends.
[11:10] We want you to create more than a
[11:12] journey of defeating [music] enemies.
[11:16] We want you to players to explore this
[11:18] world and discover the traces left
[11:21] [music] behind.
[11:25] In the end, all things become [music] a
[11:27] story.
[11:30] But, this is only one of many stories.
[11:35] And [music] at the end of those stories
[11:38] await powerful foes and forgotten
[11:41] beings.
[11:45] In the next video, we'll introduce the
[11:47] combat and bosses of the Relic Buster
[11:49] game.
[11:52] We'll see you again in the next
[11:54] showcase.
[11:59] >> [music]
[12:01] >> We're being drawn here continuously.
[12:03] >> [music]
[12:06] >> Kill squad knight.
[12:08] >> WE HOLD THE LINE.
[12:10] >> SHIELD UP.
[12:12] >> [music]
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