Role playing games have got a huge fanbase around the world. Gaming studios are constantly working to bring the best role playing games for the game addicts and a few projects have also been released in 2023. A lot of other games are under development and this includes Core Decay. The upcoming game is being developed by Ivar Hill and Slipgate Ironworks, and the developers have not disclosed a lot of details until now.
So, let’s check the release date and everything else that we know so far about the upcoming game.
Core Decay: Release Date
Ivar Hill has described himself as a big fan and follower of games like Descent and Deus Ex. This is one of the elements that contributed in the development of Core Decay. Unity was chosen to be the game engine and the developers planned to release it on PC and mobile platforms. A release date is not confirmed but it is reportedly arriving by 2024 or 2025.
Core Decay: Trailer
Developers are Core Decay are slowly getting into the promotions. This is possibly so that they can attract more gamers once the video game is released for all the platforms. 3D Realms has released a trailer a few days ago and the announcement trailer came out three years ago.
Core Decay: Gameplay
Detailed information about the gameplay for Core Decay is currently unavailable. The game is set in the year 2089 and the natural resources of the Earth have almost gone extinct. Nations are being taken over by the corporations and the planet is on a condition of collapsing.
In between all these, a group of conspirators rise to save the human beings as much as possible. They are ready to make all kinds of sacrifices to ensure the survival.
Sources have revealed that gamers would get to explore a lot of facilities and combat is the only way to progress further. There would be certain situations where gamers have to use their creativity to complete the game.
Armaments and equipment would become powerful as the gamers progress further. Enemies would include security robots alongside the results of experiments that have gone wrong.