The first expansion for Tyranny, the cRPG released last year on PC by Obsidian Entertainment and Paradox, called Tyranny: Bastard's Wound has received a brand new trailer which also confirmed the expansion's release date.
The expansion will release on September 7th, 2017 for the price of $14.99. A cinematic trailer has also been released, and you can check it out below.
The Bastard’s Wound DLC adds a new region to the game, with a host of new quests and people to conquer. Delve deeper into the mysteries of Terratus as you bring Kyros' justice (or your own version of it) to a new corner of the Tiers. In addition to the new region, Bastard's Wound gives you a chance to learn more about your party in a trio of companion quests featuring Lantry, Verse, and Barik.
In our review of the game, we have noted how the game perfectly encapsulates what makes an RPG great, with great worldbuilding, solid mechanics and more.
Tyranny perfectly encapsulates what makes a role-playing game great. With superb writing, an engaging story and setting, solid mechanics and huge replay value, the new game from Obsidian Entertainment is a must play for all true RPG lovers. Tyranny isn't just about the triumph of evil: it is the triumph of role-playing games.
Tyranny is now out on PC in all regions.
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