CI Games announces an Alienware x Lords of the Fallen giveaway

Over the course of gaming history, we have seen countless games use the characters and lore of Bram Stoker’s Dracula – but we’ve never seen that was considered official. Of course, the Castlevania series has used Dracula as its main antagonist in various forms over the past 35 years, and included other parts of the lore like Alucard that were from other incarnations of the character – but the Stoker family has never had any involvement in gaming until now. Dracula: Dark Reign is is set in the official StokerVerse and acts as a prologue from Bram Stoker’s personal notes that have never been featured in a Dracula work yet in any form of media, whether it’s in book, movie, or gaming form.

The Partisan class in has the best builds for those looking to make their character a balanced mix of physical Attributes in the game. Playing as a dutiful Mournstead fighter allows you to wield almost any skill through well-rounded stats. Strong, dependable, and consistent, the Partisan offers a wide variety of paths for you to choose when making a build.

As with many titles in the style, is an enormous game with numerous impressive areas to explore, multiple unique endings, and a plethora of devilishly difficult bosses to defeat. features a little over 30 bosses, and although some can be dispatched with relative ease, others will prove to be immense challenges for even the most experienced of players — both in single and even co-op mode.

Hexworks’ Lords of the Fallen had a long period of development hell, but it’s since been released to strong critical praise and commercial success, with over one million units sold. As the company continues to update the Souls-like action RPG, CI Games CFO David Broderick has revealed the development costs.

Souls-like games tend to be full of secrets and side-gigs, and the Tortured Prisoner is a prime example in . Unless you caught it out of the corner of your eye or were intentionally looking for some hidden pathways, you will most likely walk right past the Tortured Prisoner. Even if you find out where the character is, freeing them is a whole different task. Regardless of the challenge, freeing the Tortured Prisoner for more than one reason is worth it.

The game has also sold more than 1 million copies in 10 days.

Action RPG Lords of the Fallen sold over one million copies in its first 10 days of release, publisher CI Games and developer Hexworks announced.

Despite ongoing technical issues, Lords of the Fallen is a hit for Hexworks and CI Games. According to a new tweet, the Souls-like action RPG has sold one million units since launching on October 13th.

A new update has been launched for Lords of the Fallen that alters its New Game Plus mode, as well as enemy density and performance.

The adventure seen in acts like similar titles, or, where there is much more to do even after beating the game. Multiple endings and various classes give a sense of replayability that might draw you back into the worlds of the Axiom and Umbral. The content of this Action-RPG allows you to experience new elements to your journey even after the credits have finished.

Hexworks continues to release updates for its Soulslike action RPG Lords of the Fallen, with the latest offering improvements to performance. Its main goal is freeing up VRAM to provide “additional headroom” for GPUs that “are operating at the limit of their capabilities.”

The Hushed Saint, who constantly transitions from foot to horseback, is one of most challenging boss fights. In fact, it very well could be the hardest if it wasn't for a couple of tricks that work to exploit the Hushed Saint's biggest strength. Combine that with the assistance of summoning an NPC, and the fight against the Hushed Saint becomes much more bearable.