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Andy Chalk

Tides of Annihilation looks like Elden Ring if it was based on Arthurian legend and set in modern-day London

Have you ever thought to yourself, what if Elden Ring was based on Arthurian legend, but also dragged into a modern world that's being consumed by supernatural forces? Maybe not, but Eclipse Glow Games has, and the result was revealed during today's State of Play showcase as Tides of Annihilation, a "singleplayer, narrative-driven" game set in a deeply warped version of the great city of London.

Gwendolyn (that's you) is the only survivor of the "Outworld invasion" that's wreaked havoc on London, but she's not alone: She possesses the ability to summon and command the spirits of the Knights of the Round Table. This is good news for Gwen, because it's not pretty out there. The city is not a friendly place, and alongside the hordes of conventional enemies there are more than 30 bosses to be dealt with along the way, each based on Knights of the Round Table lore. The ultimate goal: Discover the truth behind Gwendolyn's origin and powers, defeat the "demi-gods of Avalon," save her family, and "determine the fate of two worlds."

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