
Reverence: The Ultimate Combat Experience
Experience real sword fighting in Reverence.With total control over your body, you carve your own destiny in this first and third person, multiplayer, combat experience. With the Muscle Memory System you can intuitively control all your limbs and even tweak your muscle memory to create a unique style.
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September 13, 2016
9 years and 324 days ago
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Experience real sword fighting in Reverence.
With total control over your body, you carve your own destiny in this first and third person, multiplayer, combat experience. With the Muscle Memory System you can intuitively control all your limbs and even tweak your muscle memory to create a unique style. To get the edge necessary to defeat a worthy opponent, you can override your muscle memory to make adjustments to your strikes in real time. When we have the autonomy to craft the execution of an individual strike when we see an opening a deeper level of immersion unfolds.
Reverence currently supports mouse, keyboard, gamepad, and virtual reality devices. Motion controller support coming Q4 2016. Reverence does NOT require VR.
With total control over your body, you carve your own destiny in this first and third person, multiplayer, combat experience. With the Muscle Memory System you can intuitively control all your limbs and even tweak your muscle memory to create a unique style. To get the edge necessary to defeat a worthy opponent, you can override your muscle memory to make adjustments to your strikes in real time. When we have the autonomy to craft the execution of an individual strike when we see an opening a deeper level of immersion unfolds.
Reverence currently supports mouse, keyboard, gamepad, and virtual reality devices. Motion controller support coming Q4 2016. Reverence does NOT require VR.