Project: Theralon Exclusive Gameplay Trailer - Gamescom 2012
Project: Theralon is a new free to play 3D sandbox MMORPG developed by Infernum and powered by CryEngine 3. The game is a prototype, a work in progress that will evolve, but already features some interesting ideas like city building, aerial combat, a system with a secondary character, beautiful graphics, the option to run the game via browser or client and much more. With only two months of development it's impressive. Keep an eye on this game.
For more information about Project: Theralon visit http://www.theralon.com/
(EDIT: I received a wrong figure during the meeting, the prototype was built in 6 months actually, not 2)
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This is impressive. I can't wait to see the finished product.
I'll be hopping in and out of GW2 to play this game, hopefully.
Does a game like this really need CryEngine 3 just for fancy visuals? (which again... aren't that nice looking compared to other CryEngine games... but it may be jsut the poor quaility of the video... it's a cam feature after all )
On my opinion though this game and the similar tries could be more popular with an own engine which is adjusted to the game's and the developers' demands. It would lead to a more unique experience and would help them stand out a bit more from the crowd.