Chronos: Before the Ashes

Changelog Fixed an issue that prevented the player from locking on spawned trolls in Labyrinth Fixed an issue that caused the rune blocks from the Mirror puzzle to dissapear after travelling to a different level instead of going through the mirror. The runes should now be placed in the puzzle accordingly. Fixed an issue that was causing the screen to start out in the main monitor in PC when starting in windowed mode. Also the game now starts in the main window by default Updated the size of Space Bar, Shift, Ctrl and Alt brushes Fixed an issue that was granting the achievements for spending 30 points in a stat when only 1 point was spent. Updated fonts for different books and scroll so they are properly displayed in different languages Now the stone statue in Pan Forest is able to go through doors. The BFA achievement should now be unlocked if the rest of achievements were previously acquired. The achievement "A Hard Choice" is now unlocked when picking up the krell axe or krell sword

Developer Gunfire Games and publisher THQ Nordic have announced Chronos: Before the Ashes , a prequel to Remnant: From the Ashes that features punishing combat, a mysterious labyrinth, and a unique death mechanic that ages your character each time you die. The Chronos: Before the Ashes release date is set for December 1 , so there's not long to wait before we get our hands on it. Gunfire Games says you'll play as a young hero setting off into a dangerous labyrinth to save his home from an ancient evil of some kind. You'll be solving puzzles and crossing blades with a host of "both fearsome and mystic creatures", and "combat is unforgiving and brutal". Here's the twist: each time you die in Chronos, you're cast out from the labyrinth and must wait a year before your return to try again. That means your character ages with each death - a little at a time, sure, but those years will add up quickly. "When you start your journey, it's still easy to get stronger and quicker, but the older you get, the more important your wisdom about the arcane powers will become," THQ Nordic says. Read the rest of the story...

{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/7564110/b94fc519b6ce3b406130f0993fadbcd522196f47.png Get Old and Die Trying - New THQ Nordic Game Chronos: Before the Ashes has an Unique Leveling System Vienna, Austria, September 10th, 2020 - Chronos: Before the Ashes is the next release from Gunfire Games, a THQ Nordic Studio and developer of Darksiders III and Remnant: From the Ashes. In Chronos, the prequel story of Remnant: From the Ashes, the player takes the role of a young hero, trying to save his home from an ancient evil. To do this, a chosen one is sent to a mysterious labyrinth, full of both fearsome and mystic creatures, along with challenging puzzles. Combat is unforgiving and brutal - but in Chronos, death is not the end. Each time the hero fails, he is cast out and must wait one year to return to the labyrinth - you can try again, but one year older. When you start your journey, it's still easy to get stronger and quicker, but the older you get, the more important your wisdom about the arcane powers will become. Watch the trailer: Chronos: Before the Ashes is based on the VR-exclusive Chronos from Gunfire Games, but has been overhauled and optimized to work on all platforms without the need