The Viking RPG promises "brutal combat in a
world steeped in Norse mythology."
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| Rune Ragnarok pre alpha trailer |
In 2000, Human Head Studios released Rune, an action
adventure built in the Unreal Engine and featuring a hack-and-slashing Viking
named Ragnar. Since then, the studio has developed a number of games including
2006's Prey and has contributed to others like Bioshock Infinite and Batman:
Arkham Origins. Today it's announcing a return to its roots. A sequel to Rune
is in the works, an open world RPG called Rune: Ragnarok. There's a teaser
trailer above.
Ragnarok is "set in a dangerous Norse universe
during the end of days" and places players "in the middle of an epic
battle where gods, beasts, and the last remaining humans struggle to
survive" according to Human Head Studios' press release.
"After seventeen years, we are thrilled to
finally announce a new Rune game," says project director Chris Rhinehart.
"In the spirit of the original, Rune: Ragnarok has intense and brutal
combat in a world steeped in Norse mythology. We can’t wait to show you what
we’ve created."
We're hoping to see some gameplay footage or
screenshots soon, but in the meantime you can lurk on Rune: Ragnarok's official
site.
Source: https://www.runeragnarok.com
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