Skydance’s Behemoth is coming to all main VR headsets in December, and developer Skydance Video games has entered full hype mode with the discharge of its newest trailer, which exhibits off a brand new Behemoth and a superb slice of contemporary gameplay.
Forward of its December fifth launch on Quest 2/3/Professional, PSVR 2, and SteamVR headsets, Skydance is revealing extra of what’s to return for its single-player fight journey, which is alleged to characteristic a 12-hour marketing campaign.
Developed by the studio behind The Strolling Lifeless: Saints & Sinners franchise, Skydance’s most up-to-date trailer exhibits off a brand new bat-like Behemoth, which goals to take you into an epic skybound battle.
“The curse dooms our house. Black rot eats our flesh, and bloodlust consumes each soul,” the trailer narrates. “Salvation lies within the Forsaken lands, the place foul Behemoths are the supply of our affliction. Be our mild in the dead of night. You stroll on hallowed floor. Hearken to me, Ren—there isn’t any freedom whereas the curse stays. I can nonetheless really feel the black rot in my veins. Collectively, we will likely be stronger. Present no mercy. Ren, I gained’t let the curse take my individuals. I’ll struggle, it doesn’t matter what it takes.”
When you’re searching for extra Behemoth lore, the studio additionally printed a free graphic novel that prominently options the brand new big bat Behemoth, revealed to be named ‘Nightscraper’.
Along with a superb slate of idea artwork protecting Behemoths and in-universe areas, we additionally realized from the graphic novel {that a} beforehand revealed boss, featured within the first public hands-on, is called ‘Shacklehide’, owing to his principal ball and chain weapon.
This follows the announcement in September that Skydance’s Behemoth was delayed past the unique November 14th launch date, pushing launch to December fifth. As recompense, the studio additionally launched a trailer then revealing the boss ‘Dreddstag’, which equally duties you with grappling your means up the suitably mountainous Behemoth.
