Perfect World Entertainment has announced Remnant: From the Ashes; a survival-action shooter featuring dynamic worlds, intense combat and strategic co-op that is in development by Gunfire Games, the studio behind Darksiders 3.
The game aims to transport players to a bleak future where Earth has been overrun by extradimensional beings. Humanity’s last hope for survival is to flee to alternate dimensions for safety, and to uncover what these mysterious beings are after.
Yoon Im, senior vice president of publishing at Perfect World Entertainment, said:
“Perfect World Entertainment jumped at the opportunity to partner with Gunfire Games. Their deep expertise in creating fantastical worlds, steeped in rich sci-fi themes make them the perfect partner to expand our company’s portfolio of live service games. Remnant: From the Ashes will deliver a unique, dynamic world that provides an infinite number of ways to explore and combat enemies. We know players will love our twist on the survival-action genre.”
David Adams, co-founder of Gunfire Games, added:
“Remnant: From the Ashes is about working together to build something bigger than yourself, and that idea is core to our approach to the game. Perfect World Entertainment has been supportive of our pursuit to develop a game with a robust co-op experience. The company’s live service knowledge coupled with our signature gameplay and world building, enables us to develop an immersive world that we hope players will enjoy solo or together, for years to come.”
Remnant: From the Ashes is a third-person survival-action game set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by mythical creatures. Players build characters to suit their individual playstyle and survive the perils of diverse and deadly environments, alone or alongside a team of up to three other players. The game offers unique, customizable gameplay experience filled with intense shooting, melee combat, gear and weapon crafting, character progression, deadly enemies, epic bosses and dynamically-generated levels that offer an infinite number of ways to explore.
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“…live service game….”. Lost interest as soon as I read those.
At least I have darksiders 3 to look forward to.
Let’s see. 4 players, post-apocalyptic, monsters, made by Gunfire. This game is a test-run for Darksiders 5 where they will go 4 player co-op story mode.
co=op and live service game just need to chill. we need more solo camping with story
PS4, Xbox One … No PC?
what first screenshots? they are taken from announce trailer
Problem is the number of single player AAA games made these days are reducing DRASTICALLY and the no of coop / multiplayer games are increasing. I always liked couch coop sorta indie games, but these big developers making AAA coop games isn’t as fun imo. While AAA focuses on the boom boom, fun is sacrificed. Division, Destiny, high budget zombie games are never as fun as little indies that make you Lol.. While little indies aren’t the best at wowing you with visuals with a few exceptions.. So I think the recent trend of this AAA coop isn’t a good thing.. Outside of Bethesda and rarely Square Enix, we rarely see single player focused games.
Wasteland, Pillars of Eternity are still indie. Tomb Raider, Hitman, Deus Ex, Far Cry, Assassins Creed are the only franchises that are exceptions outside of Bethesda games. But even there, you see Hitman and AC take the online only model (Games as a Service). The next AC is online only afaik, could be wrong. As for Bioware, they’re currently making Anthem, a 4 player Destiny/Division clone, and even if they manage to make another Mass Effect / Dragon Age, you can be certain there will be some sort of online element to it just so they can sell some s**t.