No room for narration with this trailer which gets to the heart of the action by also displaying an interface no doubt supposed to show that the game is no longer at the stage of promises but that everything we see is good place joystick in hand. Nervous fighting, interactions with the environment, horseback riding overlooking captivating panoramas, lively medieval towns and villages, mini-games (fishing, arm wrestling), animals to cuddle, hot air balloon flight, climbing (on trees, walls or enemies), portals leading to strange temples, mystical powers allowing in particular to glide or even free fall from a network of celestial islands whose presence has not probably nothing to do with a certain Nintendo game released a few months ago… In short, we don’t know where to turn and that’s probably the goal sought by Pearl Abyss.
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Crimson Desert is aiming for a worldwide release on PC and consoles, although we are still waiting to see a concrete PlayStation or Xbox logo appear somewhere on the game’s official website. Through a captivating narration, you will discover the story of a group of desperate mercenaries fighting for their survival in the immense continent of Pywel. More than a simple chronicle of heroes, Crimson Desert will immerse you in the intimacy of its many protagonists, each with their unique character, their sufferings but also their hopes. we are told.