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I’m not personally acquainted with Nexon’s 2010 MMO RPG Vindictus, but its forthcoming action-RPG spin-off, Vindictus: Defying Fate, appears to be an enticing blend of Celtic mythology, dynamic swordplay, and stunning visuals. Fortunately, both you and I will have the opportunity to experience it firsthand for free over the next week, as the game’s pre-alpha playtest is currently live on Steam.
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Vindictus: Defying Fate was unveiled a few weeks ago as a more action-oriented adventure set within the fantastical realm of the original Vindictus. This realm teems with creatures inspired by Irish and Celtic folklore, alongside iconic heroes like the sword-wielding Fiona and agile dual-blade user Lann, familiar from the MMO.
The pre-alpha demo RPG primarily showcases Defying Fate’s combat mechanics, which appear to draw inspiration from Soulslike games with their rapid exchanges of strikes, intricate combos, and nimble evasions. Players can engage with this slice of gameplay as either the stalwart Fiona or the agile Lann, providing glimpses into various regions of the game’s medieval-infused fantasy world. However, the full game will offer the freedom to create custom characters, along with a range of emotes and costumes for personalization.
The pre-alpha public test is available until next RPG Monday, March 18th, with Nexon inviting players to share their feedback on their experiences with the demo. While developers emphasize that the build represents an early stage of development, the gameplay showcased in the trailer appears remarkably polished.
To participate, interested players can request access via Vindictus: Defying Fate’s Steam page; it’s worth noting that wishlisting is not a prerequisite for joining the playtest, contrary to previous statements. As for the game’s official PC release date, it remains to be announced.