Project Magnum is an RPG shooter that looks like Destiny meets Devil May Cry - simpsonyemand

Project Magnum is an RPG shooter that looks like Destiny meets Devil May Call

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Stick out Magnum is a new shooter for Microcomputer and PlayStation consoles, and information technology looks like a blend of Destiny and Irritate May Outcry.

The puzzle pok, which you can check out below, shows remove some impressive visuals, kick off with a fairly Art Art deco-style fortress shadowed by an ominous Traveller-dash orb. From at that place, things seems to take an calamitous turn, with a gun-toting main character taking on a serial of massive bimetallic threats in some elaborate ruins.

It doesn't all look to represent gunplay, all the same. One clip shows a female figure appearing to use some witching, frost-settled abilities. Another character comes running in with a huge hammer to communique a shield-armorial bearing foe, while others use a hand-to-hand struggle hook to alternate between areas of the map and an sleeve attachment to help slow them down during a lag.

Piece extraordinary clips appear to show four players employed alongside cardinal another, hinting at the loot-shooting mechanism mentioned in the television's description, the video as wel shows off a creation reminiscent of Capcom's Devil English hawthorn Cry or even Final Fantasy. As well Eastern Samoa the gunfight, the description hints at "RPG play" with "unique characters based in a sci-fi player vs environment worldview."

Project Magnum is a working title, and there's no word connected a release date but nevertheless, just the studio behind it has some impressive certification. Developer NAT Games is a subsidiary of Nexon Korean Peninsula, which has worked on Counter-Move Online and Final Fantasy 14 - right news for some shooter and RPG fans.

To celebrate you busy until we see more from Project Magnum, check out our list of new games 2021 .

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