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Greedfall Gets A Release Date In Its Swashbuckling New Trailer
Developer Spiders has released a new trailer showing off their newest game, Greedfall, and it won't be too long until we get to chart the mysterious island of Teer Fradee ourselves.
Greedfall's focus seems to be designing a completely player-driven experience, including character customization, romance options, and faction alliances, while also delivering a solid single-player campaign. The takes place on an uncharted island in the 17th century, where magic and mystical beasts are everywhere.
"Player freedom and choice are core to GreedFall, as your decisions will build friendships, break alliances, diffuse conflicts and shape the future of the island," according to Spiders. "Exploring a brave new frontier, your search for lost secrets will rely on more than just skill in combat. Everything, whether a dialogue option, choosing a stealthy approach, or even your choice of companion in a given situation may alter the outcome."
We were impressed with the game when we saw it at E3 2018, and we won't have to wait too much longer until it's in our hands. Greedfall launches on September 10 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
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