The Disciples brand is back after a hiatus of several years. Frima Studio presented the trailer for the latest installment of a strategy game with RPG elements, which we already know a lot about. Check out the details.
Kalypso Media and Frima Studio announced the latest part of a strategy built on dark imagination that has had a dedicated fan group for years. Schoolchildren: Liberation will appear at the end of 2021, which was announced in the latest teaser trailer.
So what can we expect from the situation created by the responsible team, among others, about Zombie Tycoon and Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov’s Revenge and Chariot? The strategy with RPG elements will deliver a single-player campaign for more than 80 hours, the story will be divided into three actions and present 270 challenges.
“By forming alliances, players can build an army and exchange their hard-earned resources for a range of upgrades to their base. There is no choice without consequences, and depending on political decisions and arrangements, one wrong move can have a lethal domino effect and irreversibly change the course of their history. “.
During the game we will learn the secrets of a kingdom destroyed by war, its history is full of bloody experiences. Upon entering the game, the user will choose from 4 unique classes, and will create a base and recruit up to more than 50 units. The story is full of turn-based battles, and each monster requires slightly different skills and strategies. There are 5 unique endings to unlock. Moreover, there is also an online game for two players.
Schoolchildren: Liberation will appear on PS5, PS4, and Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, and PC. Information on closed alpha tests intended for PC players will soon be available.
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