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Hunted: The Demon's Forge
Last week, we learned how inXile Entertainment built the world of Hunted: The Demon's Forge, and now we're going to learn more about the creatures that populate Kala Moor.
In this new clip, the team discusses the need for creating creatures that surprise players. As studio president Matt Findley puts it, enemies need to feel familiar without just being clones of things that have been done before. He says that his team has put a dark spin on some of the traditional monsters that are typically found in fantasy games.
The Wargar are the game's main enemy type, a race of humanoids who have been corrupted. Their deepest desire is to become like spiders, and some variants have even sprouted extra limbs. To make combat more interesting, a few have even mastered the art of teleportation, making it difficult to draw a bead on them. The clip also shows off the hard-charging minotaurs and the assassins. The latter plants her enchanted staff into the ground to provide ranged support as she darts around the player.
Watch out for the game May 31 on the Xbox 360, PC, and PlayStation 3.
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