B2P UPDATE: Post-Apocalyptic MMO Pangaea: New World Officially Announced
>UPDATE: 11/21 - Other sites have Pangaea billed as a free-to-play title but we were unable to confirm that. We reached out to the Pangaea team and confirmed that the game will be buy-to-play. Here is their reply, "Pangaea will be distributed by the system of Buy-to-play, users who buy the game will get full access to game content. Apart from the games will run as DLC, with separate script and the expansion of the game world."
Russian game developer LVR Studios officially announced its post-apocalyptic "MMO action game" this week, complete with a -- very short -- snippet of gameplay. The game, which passed Steam Greenlight back in October, is being billed as an "action game about survial in the post-apocalyptic world for PC. Mac, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One."
Pangaea: New World is being built using Unreal Engine 4 and being simultaneously developed for all the above-mentioned platforms, with support from Microsoft and Sony to make it work properly with console controls.
The game is tentatively set for release at the end of 2016.
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