City Of Brass Gameplay Trailer

Posted on 18 Sep 2017

Imagine, if you will, the heady world of One Thousand And One Nights, more commonly referred to as Arabian Nights. If your only touchstone for that is Scooby Doo or the Mr Magoo movie and not the arabic book then it might be easier to just imagine the world of the good Prince Of Persia games. Good, now imagine that in first person and with a procedurally generated world, and with a whip as magically useful as Indiana Jones’ and you’ve got yourself City Of Brass.

It’s out now on Early Access for $19.99 this week, after which it will revert to its full $24.99 price. It’s also coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One sometime next year after the full PC release.


Official Press Release

CITY OF BRASS PC RELEASED VIA STEAM EARLY ACCESS TODAY

Uppercut Games’ Arabian Nights-themed first person “palace crawler” is on sale now

MageImageCanberra, 18th Sep 2017: Uppercut Games today announced that City of Brass for Windows is available now on Steam at an introductory price of 19.99 USD for the first week, after which it will revert to 24.99 USD.

Armed with a blade and a whip that can grab, trip, disarm, stun or shatter as well as swing, from today players can lash and slash, trick and trap their way through an opulent procedurally-generated city, making it to each trap-infested level’s exit before the sands of time run out – participating in Daily Challenges and testing their mettle against other players on the Steam Leaderboard.

“The initial Early Access version already has a core experience in place: players can dive into a 12 level campaign with hours of replayability, revealing new enemies in each level, discovering gear and relics, encountering fresh traps and evolving their tactics,” explained Lead Designer Ed Orman. “We’re in Early Access to help us balance and tune the gameplay systems, and we will steadily add more content as we approach Final Release.”

Content and features already planned for the game will take 4-6 months to add in, but given new ideas will be introduced as the game evolves, the overall period in Early Access is expected to be around 6-12 months. More enemy types, bosses, districts, secret areas, gear, relics, genies and traps will be added to the Final Release, and the play overall will be more tuned thanks to the period in Early Access. The final battle (which will be different based on decisions players make as they progress and the strategies they employ) and the mysterious prize at the center of the city, will be held back until the Final Release.

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