NACON has announced that GreedFall 2 will hit Steam Early Access on September 24th. To celebrate this announcement, the publisher shared a new trailer that you can find below.
In Greedfall 2, players will assume the role of a native of Teer Fradee. Players will travel across new landscapes, from Olima – the city of stars of the Bridge Alliance – to the shores of Uxantis, and uncover the secrets of these ancient lands. Moreover, they will meet all the factions that share control over these nations and navigate the treacherous waters of their schemes and conspiracies.
Players will be able to create their own character and find allies to join their team. You can help them with their quests, uncover their secrets and make them your friends or rivals. As well as equipping them the way you want, you can also take control of them in combat.
The game also promises to offer a deeper RPG experience. The devs claim that every choice will have an impact on your adventure. Diplomacy, manipulation, infiltration and combat will also be viable paths to achieve your aims.
NACON will release a new gameplay trailer for GreedFall 2 in August (most likely during Gamescom 2024). Then, in September, before the start of the early access, they plan to host another Community Livestream where they will reveal new information along with the updated Road Map.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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