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Risen 3: Titan Lords
Developer Deep Silver just released a new batch of screenshots from it's upcoming role-playing game Risen 3: Titan Lords. The new screens below introduce the Guardians Guild, a group of mages living on the island of Taranis, also known as the Island of Thunder.
In Risen 3: Titan Lords, the player character is attacked and has his soul stolen from him. He sets off on a quest to reclaim it, journeying to a land serving as a battleground for the Titan Wars. Magic is being re-introduced to the Risen franchise in Titan Lords after having been absent in the previous, pirate-themed game. Risen 3 is a return to the series’ medieval fantasy-based roots, with an all-new story, new characters, and new combat.
Players will have the option to join the Guardians Guild and learn their crystal magic, gaining access to powerful new spells and exclusive armor as they advance through the ranks of the order. The magic-focused Guardians Guild is just one of three guilds the player will have the option of joining when the game releases on August 12.
Risen 3: Titan Lords is coming to PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. For more info on Risen 3, have a look at the announcement screens, or check out the latest trailer.
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