Meet the classes in 'Age of Conan'!
More tasty tid-bits from the 'Age of Conan' Collector's Edition art book preview CD given to all those that attended the community event in Oslo on January 18.
Here's an hors d'oeuvre:
Pay a visit to the Renders section of the screenshots page to see the rest the images.
Turbine released a bunch of screenshots to whet our appetites for Module 6. This is just one of them:
You can see the entire set after the jump!
In anticipation of Book 12, Turbine has released 10 new screenshots of Lord of the Rings Online. Six show off improvements to character customization, while four show us some tweaks to the housing system.
We conclude our weekly Pirates of the Burning Sea screenshot series with a special launch day dose of two hand-to-hand screenshot images. It's not all fancy ship battles on the Burning Seas after all.
In celebration of their launch, Flying Lab Software has released 15 new screenshots of Pirates of the Burning Sea and one ship combat video. Here is a sample:
You have to give Flying Lab Software credit for their dusk shots in Pirates of the Burning Sea. These two images show ships in the purple hue of the day's end.
Continuing the trend of player submitted screenshots the latest entry to the Screenshot of the Week gallery is submitted by player Keiko Owens. The screenshot is scenic and fairly somber in tone, in remembrance of those fallen during the Bane invasion.
The screenshot of the week can be found at the Official gallery here. Or click the thumbnail above for the mirrored version.
The latest batch of exclusive images from Flying Lab Software's Pirates of the Burning Sea are here. This time we get a shot of a female pirate in a sticky situation with some English soldiers and a ship as it sails away from a scenic island out to sea.
In the final developer journal of the year, Tasos Flambouras chimes in with answers to a bevy of community questions. Topics include arrow physics, solo-ability, trophies and much more.
We also get three exclusive screenshots of the game that show off an Ork female, Human male and Alfar female respectively all in monster armor. There is an image on each of the three pages of this extensive article.
Ork Female (Exclusive)In another post the uniqueness of Darkfall's characters was put into question by one of the posters. We've talked about this many times in the past, and I think that in testing where most of our screenshots are taken from we don't pay so much attention to modifying or dressing up our characters so you end up seeing a lot of the same stuff all the time. We won't implement character creation morphing because we're shooting for performance during massive battles, rather than spending time drawing everyone's uniquely disfigured character. Still...we've done everything possible to give your character variation and uniqueness and your character will definitely stand out in a crowd if you want him/her to. Henning took some quick screenshots with some new facial / hairstyle / equipment variations of characters exclusively wearing armor they looted off of monsters. The female ork is wearing face paint and angra skeleton shoulder pads, beastman bracers, and a servants of Malaut girdle, and revenant greaves. The Alfar female is wearing face paint, zombie shoulder pads, hobgoblin bracers, and Ciel Fey boots. The human male is wearing face paint, black knight shoulder pads, gloves, girdle and boots, and a hobgoblin helmet. That's a tar lake behind the alfar by the way.
Read more after the jump.
Today we have a brand new pair of screenshots as we resumes the bi-weekly Age of Conan screenshot series. This time we have an image of a character and a demon, as well as a shot from character creation that shows just how broken a nose can be.
