With every reboot, fractures in the world/reality multiply - The 4th Age may be the last reboot. There's a techno-organic, god-like entity called Gaea that oversees the world and the imprisonment of the "Sleepers." The Sleepers are presumably the Old Gods/entities that would oppose Gaea and want to re-write reality if they ever woke up.Įvery time they get close to waking up, Gaea re-boots the world, and another Age starts. One thing I liked about it was the Four Ages. it's currently set to 3 minutes once in queue.The MMO The Secret World has some fun lore, but I don't know if there's anyplace you can read it easily. you just have to wait for the autostart timer. No details were provided in regards to the incremental increase in costs over the course of development, nor the final price of the live game at this time.Īn update from CSE clarified how players can still play the game solo: The Early Access price for FS:R sits at 19.99 but CSE warns that the price will increase as new features get released and the game nears its launch. It’s also important to note that the game is online only, and only playable in co-op, so solo players need not apply. CSE warns that players should expect hundreds of enemies on their screen at any given moment, which requires ample fortitude and cooperation within your team to defeat. The current version of the Early Access game also features 5 champions, a fully realized main scenario, and the tutorial. According to the steam page, the Unchained Engine that FS:R is built on can support thousands of players in a single match, though at this time, the number of supported players is limited to a 10-player online lobby. This includes at least another year of development, while they focus on delivering more champions, more enemies, a crafting system, and a living world, among many other features. On the Steam Early Access page, City State Entertainment details their best estimates on the remainder of the games’ development cycle.
After their First Access period that began at the end of 2020, the team has continued their development, and now FS: R has made its way to Steam. Usually, Ragnarok points to the end of something, but for Final Stand: Ragnarok the announcement of their game was just the beginning.
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