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Extinction

Platform(s): PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Genre: Action
Publisher: Maximum Games
Developer: Iron Galaxy
Release Date: April 10, 2018

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'Extinction' (ALL) Gets Release Date, Pre-Order Incentives

by Rainier on Jan. 30, 2018 @ 9:35 a.m. PST

Extinction is a fast-paced action game where you'll fight massive ogres and their minions across a sprawling countryside, defending cities and rescuing native villagers torn from their homes.

As far back as anyone can remember, humanity has been at war with itself. For generations, kingdoms have fought amongst themselves while the real threat loomed in the distance. Only those trained in the ways of the ancient order stand a chance at defeating the 150-foot-tall ogres and the armies that trail in their wake. You are one of the world’s last Sentinels, a soldier named Avil, equipped with the skills to battle the endless waves of Ravenii.

In Extinction, you’ll fight massive ogres and their minions across a sprawling countryside, defending cities and rescuing native villagers torn from their homes. Swiftly define your strategy as hordes attack from the ground and air. Use the dynamic skill-based combat system to tactically disarm and dismember enemies before going in for the kill.

Prepare to save humanity from the formidable Ravenii on April 10, 2018.

Pre-orders are available now for the standard and deluxe editions of Extinction. The standard edition is available for $59.99 ($74.99 CAD) and the Deluxe Edition, which includes the ‘Days of Dolorum’ season pass, is available for $69.99 ($84.99 CAD). Digital pre-orders will be available in early February. Players who want the season pass at a later date can purchase it for $14.99 ($18.99 CAD).

Players who pre-order either version of Extinction will receive the following DLC included in their purchase:

  • Best Buy – “Short Fuse” trial: Get rewarded when you complete unique objectives in this bonus trial.
  • GameStop – Two exclusive trials titled “Last Legs” and “Heads, You Win”: Work against the clock as you hone your ogre-slaying skills.
  • PlayStation Store – “Double Trouble” trial: Save humanity before it’s too late in this bonus trial that will test every aspect of your strength, speed, and skill.
  • Microsoft Store – “Brightsteel City” trial: This bonus trial will challenge even the most skillful Sentinel.

Key Features:

  • Deep Story Campaign. Protect the human population across an abundant story campaign, rescuing as many civilians as possible and taking down brutal opponents.
  • Dynamic Side Missions. Complete numerous side missions with various objectives, earning upgrades to aid you in your campaign.
  • Skill-Based Combat. Travel horizontally and vertically, perform wall runs, and use your whip as a vault to perform devastating air assaults. Master dynamic combat maneuvers to effectively traverse the giant beasts and expose their weak points, progressing along different skill trees to develop a path best suited to your playstyle.
  • Interactive Environment. Move freely around a fully destructible environment, and use objects throughout the world to your strategic advantage.
  • Innumerable Battle Scenarios. Every battlefield is different from the last, ensuring a unique combat situation each time you play.
  • Custom Battles. Create custom battlegrounds with varied objectives, and challenge players online to compete for the top score.
  • Extinction Mode. Fight off a continuous horde of assailants as wave after wave of ogres and their minions attack without relent.

This is no longer a war. It’s an annihilation. And you are all that stands between humanity … and extinction.

Extinction will be available on PS4, Xbox One and PC starting April 10, 2018.


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