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Sword Coast Legends
Wizards of the Coast has announced a PC release date for Sword Coast Legends – the RPG set in D&D's Forgotten Realms developed by n-space and Digital Extremes. Fans will be heartened to know that console versions have also just been announced for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The PC, Mac, and Linux editions of the game are out on September 8, with the console versions to follow sometime in late 2015.
The game features a single-player campaign that accommodates four-player co-op as players travel up the Sword Coast in search of answers after their guild, The Order of the Burning Dawn, is decimated.
Sword Coast Legends also has a Dungeon Master mode (using fifth-edition D&D rules) that lets DMs utilize randomly generated or fully customized maps (see more in the video below).
The game is available for PC pre-order in a variety of different flavors, including Campaign editions with multiple keys and other extras for you and your friends.
For more on the game, please check out this previous trailer.
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