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Strategy-action hybrid released by T&E Soft in 1987 for the PC-88. Part of a six-game saga released across various J-PC platforms, the first Daiva game sets the structure for its sequels. Players must take full military control of a region in space, first organizing naval flotillas to most effectively destroy enemy fleets. In addition to managing maritime resources and keeping a hold on planets and garrisons, assaults on enemy bases involve a side-scrolling horizontal STG component, where players must navigate terrain and enemy attacks to reach the end boss fight. Rinse and repeat.

Like the rest of the Daiva games after it, Flames of Vlitra has a satisfying mix of good visuals and music, as well as an increasingly challenging campaign. The story's space opera to a fault, but most of the text's in English already! The rest can be translated to English and other languages with traditional hacking tools (hex editing, text-to-table dumping, file decompression, assembly hacking, &c.), and the end product will no doubt run in an emulator standalone like M88. T&E Soft's long partnership with Project EGG raises the likelihood that they'll take a chance on digital distribution to Western stores like GOG.

Footage: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ouyafbu3eX4