IGN has just shared a short but sweet gameplay video for EXODUS. This video features a combat sequence, as well as some exploration and puzzle scenes. As such, it will give you a glimpse at what Archetype Entertainment aims to create.
EXODUS is the debut game from RPG creator James Ohlen’s new studio. According to the devs, this will be a next-generation, story-driven RPG that marries cinematic storytelling with deep emotional impact, featuring broad player agency and modern AAA gameplay. The story is fueled by the consequences of player choices due to the impact of Time Dilation.
In EXODUS, humanity has escaped a dying Earth and found a new home in a dangerous galaxy. You play as The Traveler, humanity’s last hope. Your mission is to steal alien weapons and technology from the Celestials, the most powerful beings in the universe, and humanity’s biggest enemy. But there’s a catch – Time Dilation.
When Travelers go on their journey in EXODUS, they age much more slowly because of Time Dilation. Meanwhile, the people they leave behind, like friends, family, and companions, age much faster. When Travelers return home, they might find that years or even decades have passed. The friends they left behind could have lived full lives, grown old, or even passed away while they were gone.
As you will see, EXODUS feels and plays like a Mass Effect game. So, if you are a fan of it, you should definitely keep an eye on it. This could be a sleeper hit.
Archetype Entertainment plans to release EXODUS in 2027.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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