Having bombed London (and much of the rest of the UK) into oblivion, and with both the US and the USSR staying out of things, Hitler's initial plan was to land a fleet in the UK, in a German version of D-Day, with the intent of taking over the UK by the end of 1940. Deck13’s Lords of the Fallen is also getting a sequel next year, but from a different developer, and under the name The Lords of the Fallen.Planned for September of 1940, Operation Sealion was to be the culmination of Hitler's Blitzkrieg. Deck13 and publisher Focus Entertainment promise customizable play styles and a co-operative (or solo) story campaign.Ītlas Fallen is slated for release on PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X sometime next year.
The enemies that players will battle are more than just mere monsters - they’re gods. Players can be seen gliding gracefully across sand dunes on foot - no Sparrow needed - and using sand-powered abilities and shape-shifting weapons. Fortunately, as seen in the game’s debut cinematic trailer, Atlas Fallen’s heroes have super powers and “sand-infused weapons” to combat those threats.Ītlas Fallen’s debut trailer is mostly action-packed cinematics, but there’s a snippet of gameplay near the end. The new game, coming in 2023, will take players to a “semi-open world full of ancient mysteries and threats,” including giant monsters that emerge from vast sand dunes. Lords of the Fallen and The Surge developer Deck13 Interactive revealed a new fantasy-action RPG on Tuesday at Gamescom Opening Night Live: Atlas Fallen.
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