GAMESCOM 2024: Funcom Reveals Dune Awakening Gameplay, Release Coming In Early 2025
And promises an even bigger look later this week.
Today, during Opening Night Live at Gamescom, Funcom shared five minutes of gameplay from its upcoming open-world survival MMORPG Dune: Awakening. The video offers players a brief look at the game in action, highlighting some of its features. These include character creation, combat, story, environment, and the survival system.
Players get a look at bases and their features. These include the blood purification system, which turns blood taken from enemies into water. Players can also design their own base blueprints and sell them to other players in the game.
The video covers quite a few features available in the game, but it apparently wasn’t enough for Funcom’s taste. Later this week, during Gamescom, they’ll be sharing 30 minutes of gameplay.
The team also announced that the game would be released on PC in early 2025, but a console version doesn't yet have a release window.
Related Articles
About the Author
QuintLyn is a long-time lover of all things video game related will happily talk about them to anyone that will listen. She began writing about games for various gaming sites a little over ten years ago and has taken on various roles in the games community.
More Stories by QuintLyn BowersDiscussion (1)
Read Next
Captain America and Winter Soldier shown off...with a bit of a tease at the end of the new trailer.
You May Enjoy
💣 Feature |
5 MMOs You Should Try If You Like GTA 5
Waiting for Grand Theft Auto 6? Check out these MMO games in the meantime!
The original tutorial is coming back with revamps and updates, too.
It’s time to prove which is better: Sundered Uplands’ Cloud Layer or Ashen Wastes.
Modes showcased included Castle Siege, 3v3 Arenas, and Battle for the Boonstone.
Yet another battle royale, but the devs seem to know exactly what audience they want to go after.
A dev letter details all the differences between open beta and launch.
We will have to play it to see what happens, that's a must :)
It does seem ambitious to me, good on them if it all works an amazing job so far ye old bold devs. :)