Atlas Fallen
A new look at Atlas Fallen is out there to give us a deeper look into how Atlas Fallen has been made
Hold onto your butts, we have a lot more to take in for Atlas Fallen out of a new behind-the-scenes video that Deck13 Interactive has graced the world with. Well, more of a behind-the-sand with how much they feature it in the video. It is going to be a massive element in the game, so it does make sense. If it does not make sense to you yet, I will refer you back to the opening of this as we get to dive further into all of the mechanics of Atlas Fallen that were glossed over before. Not to mention how the team is taking elements from their past titles that worked amazing and bringing them into a new fantasy world from the Sci-Fi one we had before. Just as a good developer should be doing out there.
The mention of sand in Atlas Fallen is not much of a joke here. Even if we made it seem that way before. It is a driving factor in the world, as we will be gliding through it with our characters. That and the world has been shaped by it and is a lot like the one we see in things like DUNE. That series is one of the inspirations for Atlas Fallen here. More so when we see the team took the time to make the world feel as real as possible based on how things would go on a planet like this. If we base it all around how it all works on Earth, that is. There are quarries, canyons, and all manner of other things that would be shaped by just wind, heat, and the blowing sand out there. Even if it does feel like it is a little light on the glass stuff out there.
Atlas Fallen — Gameplay Presentation [BTS]
Focus Entertainment and its studio Deck13 shared a behind-the-scenes video for their upcoming game Atlas Fallen, the epic fantasy action RPG where you battle legendary creatures in superpowered combat. Prepare to glide torrid sands this summer, with the game getting released on August 10 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Pre-order it on any of those platforms and get to know the dev team and their creative journey in the Behind-the-Scenes Video.
An epic adventure is born
With Atlas Fallen, Deck13 takes its passion for thrilling action-RPG experiences to a new territory. Following their sci-fi series, The Surge, the team embraces a fresh vision for a unique medieval fantasy world and faster-paced-oriented combat. The behind-the-scenes video gathers the words of several developers and creatives, as well as gorgeous concept art and footage of the game, telling the fun, exciting, and inspiring adventure that led to Atlas Fallen. Over the years, the innovative people at Deck13, a small but talented dev team based in Frankfurt, Germany, have consistently sought to enhance the RPG experiences they offer, exploring new ideas, all within their in-house engine, Fledge.
Players will be able to explore the fascinating world of Atlas and battle its extraordinary beasts soon, as the game will be released in August, extending or accompanying the joy of summer days and vacations. Meanwhile, the behind-the-scenes video allows you to take a look at the upcoming thrill that combines exploration and combat, with insight from the dedicated people who envisioned it. Take in their vibrant energy as you prepare for a sand-covered world filled with hidden mysteries and breathtaking sites, and an easy-to-pick-up, empowering combat system that provides immediate sensations and freedom to tailor your playstyle.
The Limited Edition is available for pre-order
Since last week, players can pre-order the newly-revealed Atlas Fallen – Limited Edition, which includes:
- The game on the platform of your choice (Physical copies for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X; Steam Code for PC)
- The game's official Steelbook
- A metal poster
- The Ruin Rising Pack DLC
Don’t miss this special edition before it runs out!
Set foot in the sand-covered world of Atlas Fallen when it launches on August 10 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Pre-orders are open on all platforms and grant a special DLC bonus: the Ruin Rising Pack, with exclusive cosmetic items and combat abilities.
It is good to know that Atlas Fallen will have the limb-striking mechanic that The Surge had while also speeding up the combat a bit more. It also looks as if they removed some of the slow and wind-up stuff to lean into a faster-paced title too. That has me even more excited to see what is going to be out there in Atlas Fallen, with the combat from the other being one of the bigger reasons I stopped playing The Surge. Now we just need to wait until August 10th to see if all of the good made it over with all of the bad getting buried in the sand out there. See how I was able to bring it all back to sand again. I will see myself out for that one.
Have you learned all that you need for Atlas Fallen up to now or do you still have more questions for it all? Do you think we will have more carry-over from the other title out there or will the limb combat be the main thing? How much of an issue do you think that the sand will be or will it just be in the back of our minds the whole time in the game? Glide on into the comment section and let the world know what you are thinking about all of this and everything else. More for Atlas Fallen will be here on the site, so please keep checking back in for those updates and many more.
