Romancing SaGa 3 Remake Names Five Companion Actors and Two New Formations
The update shows the remake rebuilding the original's party and formation rules rather than reskinning them, with free party assembly and swappable equipment changing how players approach the eight-protagonist structure.
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Square Enix released new details on October 26 for Romancing SaGa 3 Destiny United, the remake of the 1995 RPG. Riku Terahata voices the Poet, Saho Shirasu voices Tatiana, Taichi Ohira voices Nora, Kurumi Orihara voices Muse, and Ryuichi Kijima voices Sharl. Two new formations, Three Fangs and Rampage Horn, join the battle system, and character-locked equipment can now be swapped freely.
Square Enix dated the remake for February 16, 2027 on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with the Steam version following on February 17. The game is a full 3D remake of the 1995 RPG, where players pick one of eight protagonists and see the story around the Child of Destiny from that character's view.
Battle systems have been rebuilt, difficulty selection is now available, and event scenes are fully voiced. Taverns and save points let players assemble a party from characters recruited so far, and save points also sit on fields and in dungeons so a formation can be reviewed before a strong enemy fight.
- Poet: Voiced by Riku Terahata; reads the Holy King's Record and is found at taverns
- Tatiana: Voiced by Saho Shirasu; a wandering girl who gives a different name each meeting
- Nora: Voiced by Taichi Ohira; a craftswoman at the forge in Pidona's historic workshop
- Muse: Voiced by Kurumi Orihara; lives quietly in Pidona's old town, formerly of the Claudius family
- Sharl: Voiced by Ryuichi Kijima; former captain of Pidona's Royal Guard, now guards Muse
- Three Fangs: Strengthens short-range attacks of the front three and long-range attacks of the rear two
- Rampage Horn: Raises agility of all members; the front member gains a defense boost after acting
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