Publisher Nexon recently released a new cinematic story trailer for the upcoming free-to-play third-person co-op shooter, The First Descendant. The trailer explains “how almost a century ago humans were defeated by the Vulgus, invaders from another world, who were followed by the Colossi to decimate civilization.” Additionally, the publisher announced a beta test for PC players, which will be live from October 20 to October 27. The First Descendant will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam. A release date has yet to be revealed.
The full details for both the trailer and the upcoming beta can be seen below:
Cinematic Story Trailer
The new cinematic explains how almost a century ago humans were defeated by the Vulgus, invaders from another world, who were followed by the Colossi to decimate civilization. However, humans found a shred of hope for the future. Using the reawakened ancestors’ power, Descendants fought back with newfound strength to finally defeat the invaders. Humans survived, but a new threat emerged. Karel, the new malevolent Vulgus leader, is leading the world to eternal darkness. Now, the Descendant must fight back once again to save humanity from the brink of collapse.
PC Beta Test
The upcoming beta will have a total of 10 unlockable characters, each with unique abilities, as well as missions, weapons, grappling hooks, and huge boss fights. Fans eager to play in the Steam beta should sign up in advance to secure a spot, as there will be limited opportunities to join the event once it goes live. Players can wishlist the game and sign up for the beta on The First Descendant Steam page. Fans wanting to learn more about the lore, history, characters and other details of the game should visit the new The First Descendant website here.
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