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Rune: Ragnarok Hits Steam Early Access This September

Rune: Ragnarok Hits Steam Early Access This September

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First announced exactly one year ago (to the day!), Human Head Studios’ open-world viking-themed RPG Rune:  Ragnarok is about to see the light of day. The beta version is scheduled to reach Steam Early Access next month. Set in Midgard during Ragnarok, the end of days, Rune lets players align with their chosen god as they pillage villages for powerful weapons and armor, complete quests for their deity and receive blessings of strength and magic, all to save the realm from the trickster god Loki! Adventure by land and sea across a vast world of wonder and danger alone, with friends or against real opponents in PvP battles. Drink mead and vanquish monsters, beasts, the living and undead with brutal Viking power. “With Rune Classic, we worked to push the boundaries of PvP, and with this spiritual successor, we’re now pushing even further with intense, brutal combat mechanics not often seen in these type of games,” says Human Head partner and project leader Chris Rhinehart. “Use your enemy’s strength against

Rune: Ragnarok Announced by Human Head Studios

Rune: Ragnarok Announced by Human Head Studios

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Human Head Studios officially announced a new open-world RPG this week called Rune: Ragnarok. The game is the studio’s follow-up to Rune. You can also check out a new announcement trailer for the game in the player below. Rune: Ragnarok will be a sandbox, open-world role-playing game. It’s set in a dangerous Norse Universe during the end of days, or Ragnarok. Players will take part in an epic battle with gods, beasts, and the last remaining humans in a fight for survival. Players can pledge allegiance to one of the Norse gods to try and gain favor and abilities to aid them to raid enemy villages. The game will feature brutal melee combat, allow players to go to new areas, and craft weapons to complete goals and try to conclude Ragnarok. Speaking on the announcement, Project Director Chris Rhineheart stated in a press release, “After seventeen years, we are thrilled to finally announce a new Rune game. In the spirit of the original, Rune: Ragnarok has intense and brutal combat in