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Last Epoch exits Early Access, drops Feb 21
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Last Epoch exits Early Access, drops Feb 21

Jan 23, 2024 6:48 PM

The highly-anticipated action RPG, Last Epoch, from Eleventh Hour Games has confirmed its official release date as February 21. This news comes with a stunning launch trailer showcasing the game's engaging storyline, diverse character classes, and dynamic combat system. Last Epoch, which began as an Early Access game on Steam in April 2019, has enjoyed significant success with over 1 million copies sold and numerous Very Positive reviews. The game offers a deep level of customization through its 15 Mastery Classes and over 100 skill trees, each with unique augmentations. Craft powerful gear and obtain rare items while ensuring fair play, as the game promises no pay-to-win mechanics.

Three different editions of Last Epoch are now available for pre-order. The Standard Edition, priced at $34.99, comes with an exclusive in-game Golden Guppy pet. For $49.99, the Deluxe Edition includes the pet, a full digital soundtrack, and 50 Epoch Points, as well as additional cosmetic items upon release. The Ultimate Edition, costing $64.99, bundles all Deluxe Edition content with 100 Epoch Points and additional exclusive cosmetics. Upgrades from the base game to Deluxe or Ultimate Editions are possible on Steam. Players can also obtain free in-game loot during the launch week by watching eligible Twitch streams and redeeming Twitch Drops. These offerings enhance the allure of this engaging and replayable game, set to leave its mark on the RPG genre.

What is the loot system in Last Epoch, and how does it work?

The loot system in Last Epoch is randomized with an extensive crafting mechanism that allows players to empower their gear. Players can find rare items and upgrade their arsenal without spending real money, ensuring a balanced in-game environment.

Last Epoch is an indie game created by Eleventh Hour Games, a developer born from a community post on Reddit. The game's development has been heavily community-driven, with a focus on creating an action RPG that blends classic elements like time travel and dungeon crawling with innovative customization and crafting. It's positioned as an alternative to other popular titles in the genre, offering a no microtransaction and no pay-to-win guarantee. With its full release, Last Epoch aims to cement its place in the hearts of action RPG fans and carve out a niche in the competitive market.



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