Opening Night Live gave us an extended look at gameplay for Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons, a third-person, single-player action-adventure set in a dark fantasy open world inspired by D&D. Players will become Kaatri, a warrior who makes a dangerous pact with Tasha to find someone she has lost. She'll need to combine forbidden magic, spells, rituals, and otherworldly weapons to "open paths, create advantages, uncover secrets, and defeat monsters creatively." Oh, and you'll need to venture beyond the Mists of Darkon to do so. Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons will be released on PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC in 2027. #IGN #Gaming #gamescom
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Oh boy! Can't wait to use all two of my spell slots!
"Hi, I'm Tasha! You might remember me from such classic spells as 'Hideous Laughter' and 'Caustic Brew'!"
For a warlock there seems to be a lot of spell casting going on here.
I like how half the problems she solves with different spells could basically all be solved by the teleporting/smoke she did
Where is the one hour cofe break every time you use a spell
Looking forward to the game. Who approved midroll ads for a trailer, which is itself an ad?
Every 20 minutes of gameplay will be broken up by arguing with your patron and taking a 10 minute power nap so you can cast again. Like any good warlock campaign.
I can't wait to elditch blast spam.
i can see the challenge runs now "Beating Warlock using actual dnd Warlock rules"
Really youtube? An ad break 1:12 seconds in on a video that is essentially an ad? Fix your shit
I’m a simple man. I see fantasy, I’m interested.
When the hexblade warlock is actually able to do more than eldritch blast
are....are we going to get a game for each class......cause, some of those would be dope
Not sure how I feel about this yet. That gameplay had that scripted, "It's totes AAAA development guys!" written all over it.
I hope her powers can be useed freely during exploration
There are going to be so many "That's not how Warlocks work" comments lol. I for one am very excited.
I can't wait for our Patron to stab us in the back! It's never happened to every warlock I have played!
Dudes sitting 10 feet away from the cellar he's so worried about. But I'm just riffing, looks fun.
This is a multiclass, she used up all her spellslots before she entered the town
The imp can turn invisible. There is no reason for it to just be flapping around in plain sight.