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Victor Vran
Haemimont Games, best known as the developers of the Tropico series, announced today that it's partnering with Eurovideo Medien to bring out its first action RPG Victor Vran. As seen in the teaser trailer below, Victor Vran is very similar to games like Diablo where you take on hordes of demonic forces with various weapons, abilities, and skills to collect loot.
Unlike Diablo, all players control the protagonist, Victor, and customize him with weapons (swords, hammers, guns, and mortars) and various outfits. The focus of Victor Vran isn’t on the loot, but rather the action itself. To that end the developers included a jump button which is designed to open up combat and traversal. Friends can join you in slaying demons together or you can compete with others online.
The game will be releasing around May, but in the next few weeks you will be able to play the game early via Steam Early Access to offer the developer feedback to make changes. Take a look at some screenshots of the game in the gallery below.
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