Victor Vran is now available on Steam Early Access. Until February 27, 2015 the game has 25% off, meaning you can pick it up for the bargain price of £11.99 and any players who participate get the exclusive Wanderer outfit to boot. After that time, the game will return to its full price of £15.99/€19.99. The Wanderer outfit is purely cosmetic and offers no gameplay advantages.

From Haemimont Games, best known for its work on the acclaimed Tropico series, this new isometric action-RPG offers hours of monster-slaying fun. Victor Vran includes a massive selection of weapons, items, outfits, demon powers, and destiny cards, allowing players to play the way they want. You can even customize your character with game-changing outfits that alter the way your powers work and Hex items that make your enemies stronger. Players will be able to partake in intense combat with multiple enemies attacking from all sides. Players can team up with friends online to explore the story together in a full co-op experience.

Early Access opens up the first two regions of the game world, offering more than six hours of gameplay. The current build also allows players to do the following:

• Try out custom character builds by using a multitude of weapons, consumables, destiny cards and demon powers
• Master four weapon types: Sword, Shotgun, Hammer and Rapier. Each weapon type is unique, providing a distinct play style and special attacks. Additional weapon classes will be made available during later stages of Early Access.
• Change the difficulty using cursed Hex items that strengthen enemies and make combat more challenging.
• Dodge, jump and use special moves to gain the upper hand against the hordes of enemies.
• Play using keyboard and mouse or an Xbox controller.

To find out more about Victor Vran, to check the recommended system requirements, and to purchase the game, head on over to its Steam page.

SOURCE: Steam

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