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Mirage: Arcane Warfare
Torn Banner Studios, the developer behind Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, has officially announced the spiritual successor to its first-person multiplayer combat game set in medieval times. Blood-soaked magicians struggle to survive in Mirage: Arcane Warfare’s announcement trailer.
Sorcerers teleport, dismember, and brutalize each other over colorful Persian-inspired maps. The heavily saturated dunes and bazaars are rendered in Unreal Engine 4, and will play host to magicians slaughtering each other with unique weapons and skill sets in a multiplayer setting.
Individual classes will be selected for a variety of multiplayer modes that will likely be explained further by Torn Banner Studios when the game makes its playable debut at GDC 2016. Mirage: Arcane Warfare is slated to release for PC later this year. For more coverage on Torn Banner Studio's new game, click here.
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