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We’ve got everything you need to know about Immortals of Aveum™: the ins and outs of first-person magical combat, how gear enhances your abilities, customizing your talent tree to fit your playstyle, and much more.
In an industry with ballooning budgets and sky-high expectations, bold new ideas rarely come to the table, at least not at the highest level of AAA game development. So how did Bret Robbins pull it off with his newly formed team?
After three or so hours with Immortals of Aveum, it’s clear that EA and Ascendant Studios have something truly special on their hands.
Yes, that’s right. It’s like Call of Duty, where you shoot a variety of magic weapons that make you feel like you’re playing an FPS set in a fantasy world.
Fast-paced, magic-fueled combat plus Unreal Engine 5 might make this a must-see FPS this Summer.
It’s not quite magic Call of Duty, but the stellar production and exciting action isn’t far off.
Taking the role of a Magnus, you’ll need to use all of the tools and every spell at Jak’s disposal in order to survive the Everwar.
Ascendant’s Bret Robbins says he “didn’t really have a choice” but to make Immortals of Aveum after leaving Call of Duty development
