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City Interactive's newly announced action RPG, Lords of the Fallen, reared its haggard, tattooed face at Gamescom today, but unfortunately that face was caked with a layer of CGI makeup.
Other than the development studio's history and a 2014 release window, not much is known about the action RPG other than it will probably have a dash of action and a smidge of role-playing elements intermixed.
Hope for actual gameplay footage isn't lost, however, as City Interactive teased on its Facebook page that a gameplay trailer was in the works while asking fans what they would like to see more of. I'd personally like to know if those mountains that look suspiciously like the fingers of some titanic creature are, in fact, fingers. The people need to know.
