The first gameplay trailer for the upcoming 3DS game Heroes of Ruin has been released. If you don’t remember or know what this game is, it’s a very ambitious 3DS game from n-Space. The game has a lot of great features like 4-player online co-op, SpotPass features, and more really cool social features. For more information, check out a recent preview Cubed3 did.
In June, we reported on the early rumblings of Heroes of Ruin. Nintendo Power had a quick blurb on the title that actually revealed a lot that we didn’t now about it at that time. We learned a bit more about the game from IGN and we saw screenshots, but we haven’t gotten footage of the game. Unfortunately, we still don’t have that, but Cubed3 has a pretty awesome hands on with the game that reveals some great features the game will include.
n-Space has uploaded a new screenshot for their upcoming 3DS game Heroes of Ruin today. I’d say the screenshot looks slightly better than the screenshots posted yesterday. If you missed it, we learned a lot about the game yesterday.
A few days ago we revealed some information on Square Enix and n-Spaces upcoming 3DS game Heroes of Ruin. We found out the game was a four-player co-op online game that featured voice chat. We also found out some other things, but we still didn’t know a lot about the title.
Today we have the first screenshots, detailed information, and a pointless teaser trailer. The game sounds to be an action RPG that you can play with anyone around the world.
So here I am, just flipping through this months issue of Nintendo Power when I spot a very familiar piece of artwork. I actually posted this art today thinking that this was a part of the big reveal of Heroes of Ruin, a game resulting from the collaboration of Square Enix and n-Space. n-Space announced the game through their Facebook page. Shortly after announcing it, n-Space deleted the post but the damage was done. Turns out that Nintendo Power actually had the big reveal all along, on page 13 to be specific. And it gets better – Nintendo Power published details that weren’t given on the Facebook page.