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‘Remnant: From The Ashes’ Prequel ‘Chronos: Before The Ashes’ Announced For PC, Consoles
If you loved Remnant: From the Ashes, get ready for more from publisher THQ Nordic and developer Gunfire Games. They’ve announced the prequel to Remnant in atmospheric RPG Chronos: Before the Ashes. Chronos is due out for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC via Steam, and Stadia on December 1 for $29.99.
Based on the virtual reality-exclusive Chronos that’s been retooled to work on multiple platforms, you take on the role of a young hero, trying to save his home from an ancient evil. To do this, a chosen one (that’s you) is sent to a mysterious labyrinth, full of fearsome creatures, along with challenging puzzles.
Combat is unforgiving and brutal, but death is not the end. Each time the hero fails, he is cast out and must wait one year to return to the labyrinth. You can try to conquer the labyrinth, but are one year older as a result. As you age, your quickness begins to decrease, but at the same time, your magical abilities increase.
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Season 4 Update “Operation: Shadow Hunter” Now Available for ‘Killing Floor 3’ [Trailer]
Following March’s seasonal update, Killing Floor 3 has its fourth seasonal update, “Operation: Shadow Hunter” , available now for free for a limited time on PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, the PlayStation 5 and the XBOX Series. And to celebrate the game’s first anniversary since its launch, Tripwire Interactive has made Killing Floor 3 free-to-play for a limited time on all platforms from July 23 through July 27.
Operation: Shadow Hunter sees Nightfall specialists venture to the Nordic North Sea to explore a mire-infested oil rig and the horrors it has unleashed. Joining the team to explore the new map is the highly-anticipated Gunslinger perk, which includes an armory of dual-wielded pistols and high-tech gadgets for dispatching Zeds and the second phase of dual-wield support for the remaining sidearms.
The update also introduces the elusive Dr. Moorcroft as a new boss and adds a ‘Suicidal’ difficulty level, giving players a challenge between ‘Hard’ and ‘Hell-on-Earth” currently in-game. Players can also expect a Supply Pass refresh with free and paid tracks, performance optimizations, new achievements, quality of life improvements and more.
As for the free-to-play period, new players will have access to the full game, including the latest seasonal update, and all other updates including the recently added Onslaught map and text chat support. All progress will be saved and available after purchasing the game, with all three editions and Seasonal DLC Passes on all platforms discounted 50% off their regular price.
Tripwire also revealed the latest roadmap for Killing Floor 3, detailing the content ahead, including the return of popular seasonal events and a first look at plans for mod support across all platforms.
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