Naraka: Bladepoint Is The Game Awards' First Reveal

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With both Sony and Nintendo holding streams to reveal new games, it seems industry veteran Geoff Keighley didn't want to be left out in the cold. Ahead of Thursdays 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Game Awards, Keighley took to Twitter to announce that Naraka: Bladepoint will be officially revea⛦led at the show. Chinese publisher NetEase is bringing this action title to life with dev𒁃elopment being handled by 24 Entertainment.

A lot of those details were . Just last month, NetEase had registered the trademark for Naraka and listed 24 as its d𝔍eveloper. Apart from that and some concept art, we really don't know anything else.

A also exists, though it only has two tweets (Keighley's announcement and another that's basically the same thing). A short description reads, "Lay vengeance upon every foe encountered" and Keighley's Tweet states, "Where co𒁏ld steel collides and🍒 blood runs dry, Souls BLOSSOM." Sounds brutal.

From the artwork, it'd be safe to say this game is probably inspired by Chinese history. It might not be directly related to Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but there are some heavy Dynasty Warriors vibes coming from that artwork. The name certainly sounds nea⛎t, though it's actually unrelated to a🍸ny Chinese history.

Naraka is a -i.e. hell-. There's a chance this will be another Souls-like game that deals with trekking through a world out to get you. It could also mirror the oft-overlooked El Shaddai an📖d take players through a journey in🌠 the afterlife. The possibilities are endless, really.

What we do know is that it's coming and we'll learn more this week. It's been a pret🌱ty hectic morning, but the games keep coming and they're looking pretty solid. It'🙈s about time we got action titles inspired more by mystical ideas instead of military fantasy.

The Game Awards will be held on Thursday, December 12, at 8:30 pm EST. Host Geoff Keighley has stated 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:around 10 new games will be revealed, with Naraka being one of them. We're also going to be treated to a longer trailer for Sony's Ghost of Tsushima, which looks excellent.

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