Those are just two examples, but I could name more:Final FantasyVII Rebirth,Hogwarts Legacy,Elden Ring… the list goes on. There’s something so enchanting about being whisked away to an entirely different world, complete with its own lore and history.
Elden Ringis perhaps an apt one to mention because if you like your fantasy worlds dark and grisly, you may want to keep an eye on the upcomingHordes of Hunger.
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With a world that visually echoes the Lands Between,Hordes of Hungersees players assume the role of a monster-vanquishing soldier, giving this eerie title a certainThe Witchervibe to it too.
Take a look atHordes of Hungerin action below.
Standing apart from the aforementioned titles,Hordes of Hungeris part hack n’ slash and part action roguelike.
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Players will be tasked with fighting for survival against “ever-intensifying” waves of monsters. You’ll be able to create your own loadout, choosing from a variety ranged weapons and special attacks with new abilities available to pick up as your progress through the game’s various battles.
It’s not all about the monsters though. There are various quests available, including helping your homeland’s fellow residents escape from the madness. Take on these quests and you’ll reap the rewards.
The end goal isn’t simply to return your homeland to its former glory either. You’re also going to want to find out what exactly brought these grisly mutants here in the first place.
With breakable structures, a fully voiced story, and dozens of upgradable skills, there’s plenty withinHordes of Hungerto keep players busy.
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Whilst the game doesn’t have a release date just yet, you can wishlist it now onSteam. It’s due to drop sometime in 2024.
Topics:Elden Ring,The Witcher,Steam,PC
