God Eater 3, first announced about a year ago, now officially has a release date. The game will launch on February 8th, 2019 for PC and PlayStation 4.
To celebrate the reveal, publisher Bandai Namco shared a new trailer that you can watch below.
Many years have passed since the last battle. Earth is no longer a place where humans reside. Terrifying beasts known as ‘The Aragami’ are still raging around the world creating misery and destruction. To save the world and re-establish the balance, new heroes have risen, The God Eaters; those who have been gifted or cursed with new versions of the God Arc weapons (special implants powered by Aragami cells). Team up with your other God Eaters to take down these monstrous new Aragami that are tearing apart locations around the globe. But this won’t be your only mission, something is happening to the God Eaters and the line between dark and light has never been so thin… It’s time to break the cursed shackles that bind the soul of the God Eaters.
In a world ravaged by the Aragami, horrendous beasts living only to destroy and devour, adaptative God Eaters are forced to fight as the last hope of humanity. Those enhanced soldiers have been given the ability to wield God Arcs, man-made biological weapons capable of destroying the monsters. By joining hands, up to 8 players will have the opportunity to face the greatest challenges and eventually get rid of the strongest Aragami once and for all.
The publisher also shared four new screenshots of the eight-player cooperative missions that are supposed to be the highlight of God Eater 3. Check those out in the following gallery.
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