The game is reported to have a live service season structure with new quests, enemies, and rewards being added on a monthly basis. New cards can be gained by leveling up, while loot stolen from enemy settlements can be used to buy and upgrade more cards. Each of the three Vessel types is reported to have different abilities and weapons indicated by three trait cards for culture, weapon, and a unique trait. When a player dies, they must begin all over again as one of three types of Vessel. The Vessel gets its name from to ability to transform into a raven to scout out the land, spotting enemies and judging their difficulty. The gameplay is described as “Dead Cells but open-world” where players assume their role as a “Vessel of the Raven” who defeats enemies that are invading the world. The game takes place in a medieval-esque world called Avalt and the blurry images shared by Twitter user Rebs Gaming seem to back up this information. However, by the time the third-person fantasy roguelike makes it to release it is expected to be called Ravenbound: Tales of Avált. Please consider contributing, as this looks to be an incredibly fun documentary with a ton of love behind it.Avalanche Studios’ upcoming game is currently titled Jackdaw according to rumors first reported by eXputer. A Kickstarter is in place for the film, which ends on Friday, April 28th.
Their goal is to release the film by the end of the year, but they're needing your help to make this an even better product. Listen as Scott interviews Doc and Craig about why they're both so passionate about this project and some of the details surrounding getting the film off the ground. It all leads to the founding of his massive arcade in Brookfield, Illinois over a decade ago. The documentary includes countless interviews with those included with the project, industry legends, and Doc himself. The game, which is called Dark Presence, has been in the making for twenty-eight years, and Doc hopes to breath new life into the arcade market with its upcoming release. The film chronicles Doc's life story including his dream to make a fighting game similar to Mortal Kombat, a project that started in his teenage years. Scott sits down with filmmaker Craig Bass and Doc Mack, the owner of Galloping Ghost Arcade, the world's largest video game arcade, to discuss the upcoming documentary, Ghostlord and the Quest for Dark Presence.
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