Little is known about Nightingale, the first game from studio Inflexion Games led by ex-Bioware boss Aaryn Flynn, but t…
Little is known about Nightingale, the first game from studio Inflexion Games led by ex-Bioware boss Aaryn Flynn, but that's soon set to change.
All of that crashed in 1889 when a deadly miasma called The Pale collapsed the portal network, leaving humanity lost across realms and desperate to survive. Outfits are all Victoriana, from sharp waistcoats, tophats and beards, to soldiers and utilitarian chimney sweep looks. And just to complete that Mary Poppins fantasy, players will gain a magical umbrella with which to glide over realms.
Combat will see players taking on apex creatures and Fae monstrosities: beasts inspired by gothic and Eldritch horrors, and Ent-like Eoten. Continuing the Lord of the Rings influence are the Bound, orc-like creatures formed in a twisted mimicry of humanity and bound to the Fae. With realm cards, players can alter the realms they visit to their benefit. That might be changing weather conditions, adding an abundance of a particular resource, or balancing combat. Realm cards can even be combined for novel experiments.
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