A new work by the developer of "Warframe", free fantasy game "Soulframe" announces a 31-minute demonstration.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com, August 28 (Xinhua)-- in July last year, Digital Extremes, the developer of Warframe, announced a new free fantasy MMORPG game, Soulframe, and released a promotional video.
More than a year later, Digital Extremes once again demonstrated the latest development of the game, bringing a 31-minute demonstration of the game, finally allowing us to see how the game is played.
The video shows the player's character exploring a part of the Soulframe world, Midrath. The video shows a variety of game elements, including spells and melee, as well as some puzzles, and even double play. However, the overall pace of the game is much slower than that of Warframe.
In addition to the physical world of the game, players can also bring themselves to a spiritual world that also serves as a central hub. This center is called Nightfold Tent, and players can not only switch and upgrade weapons and spells, but also switch classes. In addition, Soulframe has a gaming feature where players can chat with their ancestors in Nightfold Tent.
In the demo, the player can also summon a giant spirit wolf to destroy the enemy, and then ride on the wolf's back to continue the task.
Digital Extremes said that even with a 31-minute demonstration, Soulframe is still in the early stages of development. At present, there is no news on when the public will have a chance to play "Soulframe".
CTOnews.com inquiries have learned that officials have revealed in an interview with the Washington Post that, unlike Star Wars A, which focuses on shooting, the new film will focus on melee and at a slower pace. In addition, the new film will be performed by Star Wars director Steve Sinclair himself, with Star Wars A's sister universe set in the background.
"Soulframe" was inspired by works such as the Ghost Princess and the Fairy, and officials said they did not try to imitate the style of From Software's soul series, but also strongly praised the "Elden Ring."
