THQ Nordic has released an official gameplay trailer for its upcoming first-person RPG, Fatekeeper. This trailer packs 8 minutes of gameplay footage from it. The trailer shows some of the game’s environments and enemies, and gives us a taste of its deep melee-based combat system.
In Fatekeeper, players explore a carefully built world full of old ruins that tell stories of past disasters. You’ll learn how to fight with swords and use magic. Along the way, you’ll find powerful relics and spells. The choices you make will shape your character and your journey.
The game will have many different places to explore. Players will visit old battlefields, huge underground caves, peaceful forests, and ancient temples that have been lost over time.
Players will fight many different enemies, each with their own moves, strengths, and weak spots. To win, you’ll need to be skilled and ready. You’ll use fast sword attacks, cast spells carefully, and change your strategy during battle.
In a way, Fatekeeper will remind you of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic. So, if you are a fan of it, you should definitely keep an eye on this RPG.
Finally, you’ll find and collect lots of different weapons, armor, and magical items. You will also be able to choose the gear that fits your style of play and try out cool combos to help you beat tougher enemies.
There is currently no ETA on when Fatekeeper will come out. Naturally, though, we’ll be sure to keep you posted.
Enjoy!
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