Lords of the Fallen, an all-new RPG for PS4, Xbox One and PC, has been demoed in an extended gameplay walkthrough posted by IGN.
The video feature details from executive producer Tomasz Gop, the former CD Projekt senior producer on The Witcher 2.
Co-developed by CI Games (Sniper: Ghost Warrior) and Deck 13, the game is described as a blend of Zelda, Darksiders and an arcadey Dark Souls.
Players take control of Harkyn, a society cast-out who turns out to be the only man able to save humanity when an ancient god sends his Lords back to the human realm to reclaim control.
The game's scheduled for release later this year.
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Game Of Thrones Extended Preview: Bigger Dragons, Danger In Season 4
Watch HBO’s new 15-minute ‘Game of Thrones’ preview, then weigh in with your thoughts!
When it comes to Game of Thrones, even teasers are epic. Ahead of the show’s fourth season premiere, HBO has released a 15-minute preview of the impending carnage, titled “Ice And Fire: A Foreshadowing,” which features behind-the-scenes interviews and first looks at new scenes. Oh, and it also includes promises like this one: “There are more climactic events in Season 4 than there have ever been before.” Chills!
Tyrion In Trouble
If you thought the Game peaked with the Red Wedding, make no mistake, Season 4 is going to blow your mind in ways you never thought possible. “We top it in many ways,” Peter Dinklage says of Season 3′s infamous triple-death scene.
And speaking of Tyrion, readers of George R.R. Martin‘s original series know full well that this season is going to be his most troublesome yet, as he stands accused of… well, you’ll soon find out.
Cersei (Lena Headey) is obviously going to be leading the charge against her brother, whose only remaining ally appears to be a newly returned and newly shaven Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau).
When It Reigns, It Snows
Meanwhile, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) will reach new, untold levels of emo, as he reflects on how he treated Ygritte (Rose Leslie) and the Night’s Watch. He’ll have Sam back as his moral compass, but this season, Sam looks to be more like Jon’s punching bag.
Westeros’ New Bad Boy
The “Ice And Fire” preview also introduces us to Oberyn Martell (Pedro Pascal). A long-time enemy of the Lannisters, the prince is described as being “passionate” and “dangerous,” which means he’ll fit in just fine in Westeros.
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When it comes to Game of Thrones, even teasers are epic. Ahead of the show’s fourth season premiere, HBO has released a 15-minute preview of the impending carnage, titled “Ice And Fire: A Foreshadowing,” which features behind-the-scenes interviews and first looks at new scenes. Oh, and it also includes promises like this one: “There are more climactic events in Season 4 than there have ever been before.” Chills!
Tyrion In Trouble
If you thought the Game peaked with the Red Wedding, make no mistake, Season 4 is going to blow your mind in ways you never thought possible. “We top it in many ways,” Peter Dinklage says of Season 3′s infamous triple-death scene.
And speaking of Tyrion, readers of George R.R. Martin‘s original series know full well that this season is going to be his most troublesome yet, as he stands accused of… well, you’ll soon find out.
Cersei (Lena Headey) is obviously going to be leading the charge against her brother, whose only remaining ally appears to be a newly returned and newly shaven Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau).
When It Reigns, It Snows
Meanwhile, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) will reach new, untold levels of emo, as he reflects on how he treated Ygritte (Rose Leslie) and the Night’s Watch. He’ll have Sam back as his moral compass, but this season, Sam looks to be more like Jon’s punching bag.
Westeros’ New Bad Boy
The “Ice And Fire” preview also introduces us to Oberyn Martell (Pedro Pascal). A long-time enemy of the Lannisters, the prince is described as being “passionate” and “dangerous,” which means he’ll fit in just fine in Westeros.
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