The Dutch studio StickyLock Games has just announced the early access release date of Histera, a free multi-player FPS that is innovative to say the least, via a teaser trailer.
As its name suggests somewhat, this new free to play FPS called Histera will play on different temporalities to offer constantly changing gameplay. Players will be able to try this very soon in early access. Just another way to wait for a certain XDefiant?
A free multiplayer FPS that will find its place in the Histera?
To break into the ruthless world of multiplayer FPS, you have to know how to stand out with an innovative concept. This is precisely what Histera intends to offer, a free to play game developed by StickyLock Games, expected on May 16 on PC in early access. Through a “Glitch” each map in the game will constantly change its architecture. More precisely, portions of the map will completely change era. In the same part, we will therefore go from prehistory to a dystopian future, without transition. In addition, each temporality will grant us weapons and equipment from the corresponding era. We will therefore be able to have an assault rifle in our hand, then the second after a bow or a spear.
A concept to say the least ambitious that the free multi FPS Histera offers us. Since a video speaks louder than words, you can find the trailer announcing its early access release on PC (via Steam) below. This will take place as a reminder on May 16. The wait will therefore not be long to see how this story of Glitch is illustrated in an ambient chaos with a pace that is intended to be particularly frantic.