Nightdive's latest remaster is playable on Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Nintendo Switch and offers numerous improvements over the original.
A new trailer highlights the various planetary hazards players must deal with. A gameplay reveal is also slated for December 17th.
As a new Sleeper, players must survive in the Helion System's Starward Belt, taking on jobs and managing the fallout of an ongoing war.
Entrepreneur/dungeon explorer Will returns in a new adventure with fresh dungeons to explore and a brand new 3D art style.
Other heroes receiving skins during the season include Lifeweaver, Sombra, Sigma, Junker Queen, Mauga, Mercy, and many more.
The open world action-adventure title is in development for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, but doesn't have a release date.
The base game and Team Passes will continue to cost the same, but the Fighter Pass will drop from $29.99 to $15.99 next week.
The duo will retail for $9.99 as part of a two-character DLC set and launch alongside a new balance patch for the entire roster.
The trial includes six maps (with two debuting in Season 01: Reloaded), five Core playlists, Prop Hunt, and two Zombies maps.
The free-to-play action RPG goes live on December 6th at 11 AM PST, with pre-loading now available for Xbox Series X/S players.
The character creator is available with no limits placed, and also allows players to carry over their creations into the full game.
The remaster will feature new maps to peruse, enhanced versions of the original FMV cinematics, and extended soundtracks for both titles.
Players will be able to explore four distinct areas that were cut from the original Soul Reaver and have now been restored for the upcoming remaster as bonus content.
The paid Battle Pass of Season 0 will cost about $5 due to its shorter length, with future seasons doubling in price and content.
Pre-loading is available now for the upcoming hero shooter on Xbox consoles, ahead of its release for Xbox, PlayStation, and PC on December 6.
The character creator also received two new complexions for the Qunari lineage, a setting to turn off Bloom, and several bug fixes.
Warhorse Studios will reveal details on the game's technical aspects on consoles on December 5, alongside its full PC specs.
The game has been wishlisted over 1 million times on Steam alone, developer Warhorse Studios has revealed.
The open world action RPG will release a week earlier than previously planned, as per developer Warhorse Studios, while a new story trailer is also arriving soon.
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