Eternal Strands: New Action RPG from Dragon Age Veteran Launches January 2025 on Xbox Game Pass

December 6, 2024
Eternal Strands: New Action RPG from Dragon Age Veteran Launches January 2025 on Xbox Game Pass
  • First announced in April 2024, the game has drawn comparisons to popular titles like Shadow of the Colossus and Monster Hunter due to its massive bosses and open-world gameplay.

  • The game promises challenging boss fights and draws inspiration from acclaimed titles like Dark Souls and Breath of the Wild, all while maintaining a brighter aesthetic.

  • The game is set to launch on January 28, 2025, for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5, but will not be available on Nintendo Switch or earlier-generation consoles.

  • Eternal Strands is an upcoming action game led by Mike Laidlaw, a veteran known for his work on the Dragon Age series.

  • Players will assume the role of Brynn, a Weaver, who utilizes magical abilities and weapons to reclaim her people's home while facing towering foes.

  • Eternal Strands introduces a new gameplay interaction system that includes real-time destruction and innovative combat mechanics involving heat spreads and cold chills.

  • New details about Eternal Strands, including its release date, were revealed on December 5, 2024, further building anticipation for its launch.

  • While primarily categorized as an action game, Eternal Strands features significant RPG influences, incorporating elements such as character tools.

  • A trailer showcasing this collaboration was revealed during the PC Gaming Show Most Wanted, generating excitement among fans.

  • Fans can stay updated on the game's progress and additional information through the developer's X (formerly Twitter) account.

  • Eternal Strands will be available as a Day One release on Xbox Game Pass, allowing subscribers to access the game immediately upon its launch.

  • The development team has partnered with Creative Studio 3, known for their work on Final Fantasy 11, 14, and 16, under the leadership of Naoki Yoshida.

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