History VideoGame / WrathAeonOfRuin

* {{Expy}}: Outlander is basically a manlier version of [[VideoGame/{{Dishonored}} Corvo Attano]].

* {{Expy}}: Outlander is basically a manlier version of [[VideoGame/Dishonored Corvo Attano]].

* {{Retraux}}: ''WRATH'' uses the ''Quake I'' engine, although it's really the modified derivative source port known as Darkplaces that started development in the early 2000's. Regardless, chunky low-poly models and pixellated textures are king here.

** The double-barreled shotgun's secondary fire inserts a canister at the base of the barrels, which causes the shotgun to fire pellets that ricochet off walls; compared to the primary fire, however, there's a brief pause to charge the attack.

In the game, you take on the role of Outlander. After a time drifting the Ageless Sea, you wash up on shore to find a world in the grasp of death. The Old World is gone. But dark forces still remain. A white-cloaked figure known as the Shepherd of Wayward Souls sets upon you a monumental task: hunt down the Guardians of the Old World that are still standing. As implied by their title, these huge angelic beings used to guard the world from threats, but corruption has turned them evil, and it's up to you to kill them all. You'll trek ruins, plunge into darkness, and fight the most terrifying of monsters on your way to each Guardian. It's a journey you're ''highly'' unlikely to come back from alive... but hey, it's worth a shot.

* {{Retraux}}: ''WRATH'' uses the ''Quake I'' engine, although it's really the modified derivative source port known as Darkplaces that started development in the early 2000's. Regardless, chunky polygonal models and pixellated textures are king here.

* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Outlander has a blade equipped on his right forearm that serves as the game's melee weapon.

** The arm blade has a charge attack that, when the button is released, sends you lunging forward through enemies. It's also useful for getting across gaps.

* BallisticBone: Guess what the Fang Spitter fires. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Go on, guess]].

* SaveToken: The Soul Tether Artifact allows you to save your progress in a specific place so that once you die, you'll return to that place. But after that, the Tether's used up. You can build up a collection of them, but they should still be used wisely; Save Tethers are the only way to save your progress other than Shrines, which serve as checkpoints, and there are only so many you can find.

''WRATH: Aeon of Ruin'' is an upcoming FirstPersonShooter co-published by Creator/ThreeDRealms and 1C Publishing. The game runs on the ''VideoGame/QuakeI'' engine[[labelnote:*]]specifically, a modified version of the engine's Darkplaces source port[[/labelnote]] and is developed by ''Quake'' modding scene veterans; chief among them is game director Jeremiah "[=KillPixel=]" Fox, who'd been working on ''WRATH'' for years before 3D Realms contacted him and offered to help him make the game. ''WRATH'' takes inspiration from the very game it shares an engine with, alongside several other 90's FPS titles.

* InvincibilityPowerUp: The Cruel Aegis Artifact grants you temporary invincibility when activated... ''but'' in exchange, your health is reduced to a measly ''10 HP'' (or, if you're below that, ''increased''), so it's best to use it if you're ''already'' low on health and find yourself entering a perilous situation.

* AbnormalAmmo: The Retcher fires glowing green cysts, and the enemy that ''drops'' the cysts after death will pull them off its body and throw them at you if you're far away.

* AbnormalAmmo: The Retcher fires glowing green cysts.

* InvincibilityPowerUp: The Cruel Aegis Artifact grants you temporary invincibility when activated... ''but'' it knocks you down to ''10 HP'' (or up, depending on the case), so use it only if you're ''really'' desperate.

''WRATH: Aeon of Ruin'' is an upcoming FirstPersonShooter co-published by Creator/ThreeDRealms and 1C Publishing. The game runs on the ''VideoGame/QuakeI'' engine[[labelnote:*]]specifically, a modified version of the engine's [=DarkPlaces=] source port[[/labelnote]] and is developed by ''Quake'' modding scene veterans; chief among them is game director Jeremiah "[=KillPixel=]" Fox, who'd been working on ''WRATH'' for years before 3D Realms contacted him and offered to help him make the game. ''WRATH'' takes inspiration from the very game it shares an engine with, alongside several other 90's FPS titles.

* {{Retraux}}: ''WRATH'' uses the ''Quake I'' engine, although it's really the modified derivative Darkplaces that was in development since early 2000s to this day. Regardless, chunky polygonal models and pixellated textures are king here.

* {{Retraux}}: It uses the Quake 1 engine, although it's in the modified derivative Darkplaces that was in development since early 2000s to this day.

* {{Retraux}}: It still use the Quake 1 engine, although it's in the modified derivative Darkplaces that was in development since early 2000s to this day.

* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Outlander has a blade attached to his right forearm that serves as the game's melee weapon.

** The double-barreled shotgun's secondary fire inserts a canister at the base of the barrels, which causes the shotgun to fire pellets that ricochet off walls after a brief delay.

In the game, you take on the role of Outlander. After a time drifting the Ageless Sea, you wash up on shore to find a world in the grasp of death. The Old World is gone. But dark forces still remain. A white-cloaked figure known as the Shepherd of Wayward Souls sets upon you a monumental task: hunt down the Guardians of the Old World that are still standing. You'll trek ruins, plunge into darkness, and fight the most terrifying of monsters. It's a journey you're ''highly'' unlikely to come back from alive... but hey, it's worth a shot.

* InvincibilityPowerUp: The Cruel Aegis Artifact grants you temporary invincibility when activated... ''but'' it knocks you down to '''''10 HP''''' (or up, depending on the case), so use it only if you're ''really'' desperate.

* LifeDrain: The Life Siphon Artifact heals you for every enemy you kill while it's active.

** The double-barreled shotgun's secondary fire toggles a canister at the base of the barrels, which causes a delay in the firing time but allows the pellets fired to ricochet off walls.

** The double-barreled shotgun's secondary fire toggles a canister at the base of the barrels, which causes a delay in the firing time, but allows the pellets fired to ricochet off walls.

* SaveToken: The Soul Tether Artifact allows you to save your progress in a specific place so that once you die, you'll return to that place. But after that, the Tether's used up. You can build up a collection of them, but they should still be used wisely.

** The arm blade has a charge attack that, when the button is released, sends you lunging forward through enemies.

''WRATH: Aeon of Ruin'' is an upcoming FirstPersonShooter co-published by [[Creator/ApogeeSoftware 3D Realms]] and 1C Publishing. The game runs on the ''VideoGame/QuakeI'' engine[[labelnote:*]]specifically, a modified version of the engine's [=DarkPlaces=] source port[[/labelnote]] and is developed by ''Quake'' scene veterans; chief among them is game director Jeremiah "[=KillPixel=]" Fox, who'd been working on ''WRATH'' for years before 3D Realms contacted him and offered to help him make the game. ''WRATH'' takes inspiration from the very game it shares an engine with, alongside several other '90s FPS titles.

** The arm blade has a charge attack that, when the button is released, sends you lunging forward through enemies.

* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Outlander has a blade attached to his right forearm that serves as the game's melee weapon; its alternate attack is a charge attack that has you lunge forward through enemies.

* SaveToken: The Soul Tether Artifact allows you to save your progress in a specific place so that once you die, you'll return to that place. But after that, the Tether's used up. You can build up a collection of them, but they should still be used wisely.

In the game, you step into the shoes of Outlander. After a time drifting the Ageless Sea, you wash up on shore to find a world in the grasp of death. The Old World is gone. But dark forces still remain. A white-cloaked figure known as the Shepherd of Wayward Souls sets upon you a monumental task: hunt down the Guardians of the Old World that are still standing. You'll trek ruins, plunge into darkness, and fight the most terrifying of monsters. It's a journey you're ''highly'' unlikely to come back from alive... but hey, it's worth a shot.

* SaveToken: One of ''Wrath'''s Artifacts, the Soul Tether, allows you to save your progress in a specific place so that once you die, you'll return to that place. But after that, the Tether's used up. You can build up a collection of them, but they should still be used wisely.