Riders of Icarus Announces Founder's Packs, Drops New Trailer
Those looking to get in on the action in WeMade's free-to-play, flying mount-battle featuring MMO Riders of Icarus a little early now have their chance. Nexon America and WeMade announced today that Founder's packs are available for purchase. The company is offering three packs, ranging in price from $25 to $90 -- depending on the level of perks you're interested in.
- Elite Riders’ Pack: Begin the ride of your life with the Elite Riders Pack and receive an exclusive mount, early access, a special title and more. $24.99 (value $41.70)
- Heroic Riders’ Pack: Forge your destiny with everything from the Elite Riders Pack, plus an additional exclusive mount, 30 days of Premium Service and much more. $42.99 (value $105.86)
- Legendary Riders’ Pack: Become a Legend with nearly everything from the Heroic Riders pack, plus two additional exclusive mounts, 24 inventory slots, 30 additional days of Premium Service (for a total of 60), and much more. $89.99 (value $252.75)
In addition to the packs, Nexon also dropped the first gameplay trailer for the game, highlighting the flying mounts in battle. The video also shows off a wide variety of non-flying mounts that players can collect in addition to things like dragons and and other flying mounts.
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