NACON has just revealed some new details about its upcoming Terminator game, Terminator: Survivors. So, let’s take a closer look and see what the team has to offer. Can these new details re-ignire our interest? Or is this yet another GaaS title?
According to the company, the game will be powered by Unreal Engine 5 (though there is no word on whether it will take full advantage of Nanite and Lumen). We also don’t know whether it will be using DLSS, XeSS and FSR at launch.
Terminator: Survivors will be fully playable in a single-player offline mode, through an original story. Moreover, players will be able to team up with three friends in order to play in co-op. Right now, the game will be PvE, and there are no plans to add PvP.
NACON says the game will have a cool new story along with extra stories and missions. These stories will explain more about the world and the people in it. And on the way, you’ll meet famous characters from the movies and some new ones too.
For those wondering, you will start your journey with an existing base, tied to the game’s story. Then, you will have the opportunity to expand your base through constructing and enhancing facilities. So, from the sound of it, the game won’t be focusing on its base-building mechanics. Or at least that’s what NACON hints at.
The game is set in 2009, right after the world goes nuts on Judgment Day. The devs say there’s only gonna be one tough T-800 in the game. They claim they did this to stick to the lore and make the game feel scarier and more like the movies. So, having just one T-800 stays true to the franchise’s lore and makes the game feel like you’re really in the Terminator world.
Finally, the game will have driveable vehicles. The devs say that the driving mechanics will make exploring fun and help you work together with friends. So, I’m curious to see what vehicles we’ll be able to drive.
NACON will release Terminator: Survivors in Steam Early Access on October 24th, 2024. So while the game sounds interesting, I’m a bit put off by the fact that it will have an Early Access phase.
Oh, and before closing, here are some new screenshots for it.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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