A new Atlas Fallen trailer was shared online today, providing a good look at the game's combat mechanics and much more.
The new trailer, which can be watched below, showcases how the mysterious Gauntlet and the special powers it grants can be used to defeat the many powerful enemies that roam the devastated world filled with sand that players will get to explore. Interestingly enough, the combat system seems to be extremely versatile, giving players the option of playing either offensively or defensively.
Judging from the latest trailers, Atlas Fallen is setting out to be one of the most interesting games releasing in the next few weeks and a game that will run on most systems. Last week, the PC system requirements were shared online, confirming that the latest title from the developers of The Surge series won't be among the most demanding games of the year.
Atlas Fallen was originally scheduled for a May 16th release but was later delayed to allow the team to deliver the best possible experience and possibly to give it more breathing room, considering it was supposed to release close to some big titles, including The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The game launches on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S on August 10th worldwide.
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