Expected on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and PC, the next game from the studio of Just Shapes & Beats invites us to play Alcedor, a demon slayer very upset to discover that unholy creatures have invaded his lands upon his return from the crusade. Advertised as a game of ruthless difficulty, but with all the same some concessions (well placed save points, partly adjustable difficulty in the dungeons), Infernax is based on a system of experience gain and improvements which will give us a chance to survive longer in castles, dungeons and against game bosses. Different endings await the player depending on the characters he has decided to choose. to save or not.
“This game features adult themes that may not be suitable for everyone, ranging from saucy language and acts of violence in the name of justice, copious amounts of gore and more or less alluring half-clothed demons.“, can we read on the Steam sheet of this title decidedly tailored for Valentine’s Day. To find out a little more, Mike Ducarme of Berzerk Studio published a post on the PlayStation Blog in which he evokes the philosophy of the design of the game, the impact of choices or the delicate marriage between old school design and accessibility.