Only time will tell how The Lords of the Fallen works, but until then, we've got Elden Ring to balm our excitement for it. Though the trailer doesn't offer much more beyond this, at least we get a look at some pretty gnarly armour and a giant skeleton that it looks like players can scale. As one of the fabled Dark Crusaders, embark on an epic quest to overthrow Adyr, the demon God. One supporter wrote, " This looks like Elden Ring meets Mortal Shell’s aesthetics and it's f*****g sick," while another added, "Did anyone else think Lords of the Fallen was an Elden Ring DLC until the very last frame?" A vast world awaits in all-new, dark fantasy action-RPG, Lords of the Fallen. One critic wrote, "How is this different than Elden Ring or Dark Souls 3? One map design looked like a polished version of Blighttown from DS1?!?" We're not alone in spotting Elden Ring comparisons. The previous game was a full priced, full featured release. The game is set in Axiom and Umbral, which are two interconnected worlds that make a playable area that is five times larger than the map of its predecessor. Lords of the Fallen 2 is our largest project in terms of the whole of CI Games, Marek says. Similar to how Elden Ring spans its history across millenniums, The Lords of the Fallen has a few tricks up its sleeve. The new game in the Lords of the Fallen series is technically a sequel, as it takes place a thousand years after the first title. The Lords of the Fallen very much seems like it's attempting to channel the FromSoftware design philosophies that makes its work on Souls-like games so compelling.Ī whispering woman monologuing, fire and brimstone, a knight in menacing armour with a whopping great sword hanging over his shoulder - it'd be fair to assume we were looking at a trailer for Dark Souls 4 if we didn't know any better. It was initially revealed as a soft reboot of the fantasy franchise, but with a new peek at the game courtesy of The Game Awards, it looks like it's coming to be an almost-sequel. The next title in the Lords of the Fallen series - creatively titled The Lords of the Fallen - was first revealed at this year's Summer Game Fest to a chorus of confused gamers wondering where it fits into the series.
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