It’s intended to make you perform a delicate balancing act between being powerful and fragile in each fight you get yourself into. There is a downside however the higher your momentum bar gets, the more vulnerable to taking damage you are. Once you build up to a certain section of the bar, more attacks get unlocked, leading you to be rewarded for your aggressive playstyle, with new ways to deal damage. You don’t use the contents of this bar for ultimate attacks or as AP for special moves, however, instead it works in a uniquely passive, but integral way. In order to encourage a front-foot approach, a momentum bar fills up which each successive attack you make. From what I could see, the action looked satisfyingly fluid and face-paced, especially when compared to the more deliberate combat of Deck 13’s previous outings with The Surge series. It’s quick-hitting and packs a mighty punch, but is only really designed to be effective in one-on-one encounters, making it ideal for those big bosses you’ll likely face. Check out the gallery below for a peek at sandy co-op and monster-slaying action.The third variation is a big ol’ fist. For now, some new screenshots of the game are all we have to tide us over. More specifically, Atlas Fallen will now hit PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on August 10.
Now today, less than a month later, Deck 13 has announced that the game has been delayed to August.
While the game may be overshadowed by The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which arrives on Nintendo Switch on May 12, the Atlas Fallen release plan feels like a bit of counterprogramming, since the game is coming to competing current platforms.ĭeck13 and Focus showed Atlas Fallen gameplay in action in a hands-off, behind-closed-doors capacity at last year’s Gamescom convention, so there’s clearly more to it. Earlier this month, developer Deck 13 revealed that its upcoming action RPG, Atlas Fallen, would arrive May. But a “spectacular gameplay trailer” is coming soon, Focus Entertainment says. The lone trailer for the PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X game, released last August, revealed less than 10 seconds of gameplay.
That release date is a little surprising, given how little we’ve seen of Atlas Fallen so far. The YouTube premiere for Atlas Fallen was pretty popular, racking up 2.4 million views.Ītlas Fallen now has a release date, and it’s soon - it’ll be on consoles and PC on May 16, publisher Focus Entertainment announced Wednesday. The fantasy action role-playing game was first shown in a cinematic trailer that showed Destiny-style superpowered combat against giant beasts, evoking strong hints of Monster Hunter and Dune. The Surge and Lords of the Fallen developer Deck13 Interactive unveiled its next game, Atlas Fallen, last summer during Gamescom Opening Night Live.
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