New Dungeon Siege III Trailer Shows Incredible Spells & Empowerments
There will be many spells and empowerments coming with the brand new Dungeon Siege III, some that we’ll know about and be able to do from the moment we pick up the controller, and some others that will be hidden a little deeper. Square Enix has today released a new trailer for the upcoming title that showcases just a few of these abilities that we’ll get to use on the games release next month.
Lucas has mastered many powerful moves like the Vanguard strike. Undaunted when surrounded by menacing foes, Lucas’ great sword effortlessly cuts through evil. Anjali uses her acrobatic grace to deftly navigate the battlefield. Born of Archon blood, she harnesses the power of fire, engulfing her opponents in elemental flames. Blending knowledge of witchcraft with intricate firearms, Katarina fares well both from a distance as well as in close quarters. She can enchant her weaponry to shoot at incredibly high rates of fire. Reinhart brings the shock and awe of dynamic magic abilities. Capable of bending reality to his will, he can execute the mesmerizing “Mirror Leap,” unleashing devastating attacks on unsuspecting foes.
In Dungeon Siege III, players assume the role of one of four heroes, fighting for the sake of their fallen comrades to restore the land of Ehb. Conflict is constant in this action-RPG and decisions have lasting consequences, allowing players to alter the storyline. Choose to battle along with a companion or fight for honour with up to three friends via online co-op play. Dungeon Siege III allows for two players to experience the story from start to finish in local co-op mode. Thanks to the robust AI, Dungeon Siege III’s co-op multiplayer mode allows players to seamlessly drop in and out of battle without interrupting the action or impacting the campaign.
Players will experience the much-awaited next chapter in the Dungeon Siege lore from 17th June, 2011, on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.
Martin Baker
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