« on: January 10, 2023, 01:42:42 PM »
THE LORDS OF THE FALLEN - WHAT WE KNOW SO FARFans of the 2014 Soulslike "Lords of the Fallen" finally got a glimpse of the game's long-awaited sequel at Gamescom 2022 ... or rather, as it turned out, its full-on reboot that takes place thousands of years after the original. According to the official website, "The Lords of the Fallen" is another Soulslike action RPG with an "interconnected world more than five times larger than" that of its predecessor. Throughout the game, players takes on the role of a "Dark Crusader" and navigate a dual setting split between realms themed around life and death as they seek to challenge the newly resurrected demon god Adyr.
Does The Lords of the Fallen have a release date ?Publisher CI Games has provided prospective buyers with a rough estimate of when they can expect "The Lords of the Fallen" to release. According to the game's Steam page, "The Lords of the Fallen" will debut sometime in 2023. Given the fact that its announcement trailer didn't drop until the second half of 2022, players can likely expect the launch to fall towards the back end of the year. In fact, based on the timeframe, it's possible that "The Lords of the Fallen" won't debut until the fourth quarter.
Once "The Lords of the Fallen" does come out, players will have the option to pick it up on a number of systems. Based on the official website, it will be available to play on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. While preorders haven't opened yet, you can wishlist the title on your storefront of choice.
What will The Lords of the Fallen gameplay be like ?In terms of gameplay, it appears that "The Lords of the Fallen" will follow in the footsteps of its predecessor and join the ranks of games like "Dark Souls." That is to say, it will be a Soulslike game in every possible sense. Descriptions on "The Lords of the Fallen" website seem to back up this notion. The site describes such features as large boss fights, fast-paced battles, the ability to remove enemy' souls, resurrection with one chance to restore your progress before true death, and some two-player co-op options. For online players playing alongside one another, there will be a number of exclusive rewards available, community quests to take on, and even some community events.
There will be a number of character customization features for players as well. In depth options for the appearance of each player's chosen character will be paired with a choice of nine different classes. Although the game's website doesn't list all of these classes, the original "Lords of the Fallen" has nine classes as well: Warrior, Outlaw, Brawler, Raider, Rogue, Executioner, Paladin, Ranger, and Cleric. The follow-up's options "[include] Knight, Rogue, and Fire Apprentice," so it seems it will differ from the first game's lineup in some respects.
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