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Champions of Anteria
Today sees a surprise announcement from Ubisoft, with the reveal of a new fantasy-themed strategy game. Champions of Anteria looks to offer a different twist on RTS through a combination of hero-focused unit play, upgradeable home strongholds, and learning the ways to interweave five distinct elemental power sets.
In its announcement, Ubisoft puts the focus on its hero units, each of which wields one of the five elements: fire, water, nature, lightning, and metal. In any given mission, you’ll choose three of the five available heroes, and venture forth to confront armies of undead, goblins, vikings, and cyclops, among many other enemy factions, as well as boss fights against a bevy of larger foes. In between missions, you can develop your characters back at the stronghold, crafting points, armor, weapons, and more.
The Ubisoft-published project is being developed by Blue Byte, and the digital-only title is targeting a release on PC on August 30 for $29.99. Check out the announcement trailer below.
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