A new set of trailers has been released today. As such, I’ve decided to share them in one big article. So, below you can find the latest trailers for The Sinking City 2, Crimson Desert, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, 1666: Amsterdam, and The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition.
The latest trailer for The Sinking City 2 gives us an overview of its gameplay. Players will get a general rundown of what’s waiting in the sinking city of Arkham. They will take on monsters, gather clues, and make sense of the cosmic cataclysm. Moreover, they will solve puzzles and go head-to-head with an eldritch god.
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy’s trailer focuses on its story. The game takes place fifteen years before A Plague Tale: Requiem. In this game, young Sophia seeks her independence as a fierce plunderer in the unforgiving world of the 14th century.
Crimson Desert got an Official Update Highlights Overview trailer. Players can get the rundown on all of the key updates that have been implemented into the game, including 20+ new pieces of content and features, 120+ new pets and mounts, 70+ new outfits, equipment, and more.
On the other hand, the trailer for 1666: Amsterdam gives us a look at its combat system. We also get a deep dive into its investigation mechanics. 1666: Amsterdam will hit Steam Early Access on August 25.
Finally, Aspyr has shadow-dropped
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition. From what I’ve seen, this is a re-release with support for online and split-screen co-op. There are also some quality-of-life improvements. For instance, we get the ability to hot-swap characters, refined enemy-target locking, improved UI/UX with the addition of Health, Mana, and EXP bars for party members, as well as a new autosave feature. However, don’t expect a major visual overhaul.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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