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Outlandish brawler Zeno Clangor is coming back in Clash: Artifacts of Chaos

Remember Zeno Clash? Released in 2009, it's a first-person brawler kick in the very strange world of Zenozoik, where you first flee your hot under the collar siblings subsequently attempting to kill your Father-Mother and then eventually fist-fight off your style stake to sort things stunned once and for altogether. We don't have a recapitulation for information technology connected the site, simply in the July 2009 variant of the magazine (via Metacritic) we gave information technology an 84% grudge, calling it "a completely receive contrast to anything you've ever played, based on by the near intense first-person pugilism we've seen in a game."

A sequel followed in 2013 that didn't quite fulfil the original—"In losing stress, IT's lost much of the charm," we said in our 67% review—and after that, developer Ace Team touched on to some other, also-weird things, like-minded The Baneful Pillar of Monsters and The Eternal Cylinder. But now it's active back to where it started with Clank: Artifacts of Bedlam, a new first-individual face-puncher revealed during today's Nacon Connect event.

It's non take in whether this is a unilateralist sequel to the Zeno of Elea Clank games or a similar-just-break u thing, but it does hap in the equal game worldwide, and quite clearly comes equipt with the unique ocular style of the series too. One apparent difference is that Artifacts of Chaos will personify third base-somebody rather than first, which may make its brawling more accessible (or at any rate cinematic), and it's possible that the board game seen in the trailer will anatomy into gameplay as well: Pass with flying colors Squad same players will "explore the unparalleled world of Zenozoik and defeat the top warriors while respecting the strange rules of the Ritual."

The YouTube description goes a little deeper. Instead of Ghat, Clash wish feature a new moderate named Impostor, "a powerful warrior on a request to obtain the Artifacts of Chaos." It also sounds ilk battles will vary depending on the outcome of the game seen in the trailer—"a lethal game of dice that decides the rules of employment."

Information technology's not much to go connected, but I am definitely concerned. There's no release date at this point, simply the trailer indicates that Clash: Artifacts of Topsy-turvyness leave cost available on Steam clean and the Epic Games Store. Enjoy some screens below.

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