Every character has their own blend of special abilities and a powerful ultimate attack. According to a couple of recent gameplay videos, it seems like this is a new look at the classic hack-and-slash action of the old Dark Alliance.Įach character has a light and heavy attack, you can chain hits together for combos. Only, in the new game from Tuque Games, Drizzt takes on a much stealthier approach to things. All you have to do is play the game, as Dark Alliance places you in command of the eponymous Drow Ranger. Now you don’t have to go through nearly as much hassle to unlock Drizzt. And, if you played the game for hours and hours, unlocking and beating the extra hard Extreme mode, you’d unlock none other than Drizzt Do’Urden. It was a marked difference from the expansive, pseudo-open world nature of Baldur’s Gates past, but it struck a chord with its audience. Instead of playing through turn-based RPG shenanigans with a strong party dynamic that could change depending on the different choices you made for your class, you took on one of three different characters: Kromlech, Vahn, or Adrianna.Īnd everyone played Adrianna. But with Dark Alliance, players were in for an experience much more like Diablo. Heretofore, the city in the Shadow of Amn had once been home to a sprawling, party-driven RPG. In the halcyon days of 2001, Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance changed the way that people thought of Baldur’s Gate. Come check out the first few minutes of gameplay for yourself! Dark Alliance, the upcoming D&D 3rd-person brawler, is looking better and better.
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