General Questions:
What kind of game is Vultures?
Vultures belongs to the beat 'em up genre and deals with versatile ways of letting others have it.
In Vultures, players control a number of different gladiators, who are distinguished by distinctive fighting styles and special weapons.
The gladiators face their rivals in different arenas but the opponents are not the only challenge: Malicious traps await careless fighters in every arena ...
What distinguishes Vultures from other beat 'em up games?
One special feature of Vultures will be the detailed motions involving a breath-taking degree of realism.
All movements are recorded in a modern motion capturing studio with more than 500 infrared cameras - with the obvious result of correspondingly liquid character animations in the game itself.
The arenas are created in a very interesting manner as well.
The player can, for instance, make a bridge collapse with a well-aimed blow in order to send his opponent up the river.
The different weapons accessible to the characters during gameplay are another novelty.
They can either find the weapon in an arena, take the beauty from defeated opponents, or obtain it as a trophy for victory from the master of the arena himself.
How many characters will Vultures contain?
More than 16 male and female fighters can be selected. Each character has his/her strong and weak points with regards to speed, strength, and stamina.
Can I also beat up my best friends in Vultures?
Of course!
Apart from the thrilling story mode for single players, there are also several multiplayer modes for many hours of controller-challenging action.
The classical Deathmatch will be included. Moreover the planned coop-mode will enable two players to fight their way through the individual arenas together - for glory, honor, and the sound of the excited audience.
Will the arsenal be restricted to weapons for close combat?
Axes, swords, clubs, halberds, maces and chains, war hammers and fire arms will be employed in Vultures.
The fire arms will include pistols, slings, and crossbows - though these weapons will hardly have more than one shot as the time needed for reloading could be lethal in the arenas ...
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