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This only serves to highlight the aforementioned similarities in the combat system. That was the version before the one we're playing, and Kelly repeatedly emphasises that this is a prototype, with a lot of its assets borrowed directly from Original Sin 2 and a hacked-together UI thatвЂ™s roughly halfway between that game and Expeditions: Vikings. It was less than two months ago that Larian played a build Logic had sent over and decided it was going to proceed with the game.

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Larian has been working on the game вЂ“ Kelly uses the word 'experimenting' вЂ“ for six months, together with Logic Artists, a Danish developer best known for the historical tactics series Expeditions. These are still early days for Fallen Heroes.

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In truth, the version we play could almost be an Original Sin 2 mod вЂ“ because thatвЂ™s essentially what it is right now. Levels feature various surfaces with environmental effects: fire can melt ice into water that can be electrified to shock an enemy, and so on. Each unit has a pool of action points, which if unspent will be carried over to the next round. Characters have the same magic and physical armour protecting their health bar. Those missions themselves will be immediately recognisable to anyone who has played Larian's previous games. We get our hands on Ifan, Lohse and Fane, but all six 'origins' will be available to recruit, as well as Malady вЂ“ who appeared in the last game as an NPC вЂ“ and one as-yet-unnamed character. The game casts you as the captain of the Lady Vengeance, a flying ship first glimpsed in Original Sin 2, staffed with a crew made up of those familiar faces. Under said canon, the magical Source has left the world and all of the 'origins' вЂ“ Original Sin 2's term for the pre-rolled characters who could either be your playable protagonist or members of your wider party вЂ“ survived the events of the game. 'This game is not Original Sin 3, itвЂ™s very much a spin-off, but it is using a canon ending of Original Sin 2 and building a story from there,' says Kelly. While over 1,000 years passed between the first and second Original Sin games, this story picks up just two years later from one of Original Sin 2's multiple endings. 'So all we're doing is condensing that into a more refined, tighter experience.' Fallen Heroes is tightly linked to its predecessor, in a lot of ways. 'A lot of Original Sin 2's combat was trying to make it as tactical as possible anyway, only in the RPG setting,' Kelly says. If you want more like it every month, delivered straight to your doorstop or your inbox, why not subscribe to Edge here. This feature first appeared in Edge Magazine.