The 1047 Video Games studio has unveiled extensive gameplay clips, offering a closer look at the three rival factions players will be able to choose from during matches. Test it out beneath.
The factions’ distinct areas of expertise and responsibilities are reflected in their individual lesson outcomes. With his ability to manipulate time and space, Aeros exploits a loophole in the fabric of reality, momentarily extending his momentum while simultaneously rearming for swift re-entry through interconnected portals. Meridian offers a range of utility-focused abilities, including the deployment of therapeutic grenades and the activation of dome shields that slowly converge and confine enemies within their boundaries.
The Saberasts are the faction least reliant on portals, as they compensate for lack of movement options with grenade-based utility and Good Partitioning. Ultimately, the true power lies in synergistically combining each faction’s unique strengths to create an unbeatable team. Some of them are indeed reminiscent of lessons from our past. While certain similarities with Halo are undeniable, the game still manages to carve out its own identity and feel properly good.
Set to debut in 2025 across platforms including Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. Will likely be playable at Gamescom later this month, so stay tuned for further details.
