Heroes of Incredible Tales (HIT): Action RPG powered by UE4
iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Mobile [Nexon Europe]
Check out the new HD trailer for HIT, the first mobile game from the creator of TERA and Lineage II
Nexon and NAT Games have announced that Heroes of Incredible Tales (HIT), the HD hack-and-slash RPG powered by Unreal Engine 4 that is topping the charts in Korea, will launch worldwide this summer. HIT is the first mobile title from the new NAT Games studio, founded by Yong-Hyun Park, the renowned designer behind the popular MMORPGs Lineage II and TERA.With more than 5 million downloads in Korea, HIT has remained among the top 10 new apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play since its launch last November. Players can already pre-register for HIT to receive unique in-game rewards, such as gems, weapons and accessories, or get an alert when the game launches via the official game website .
"HIT is a revolutionary gaming experience that is as fun to play as it is visually stunning. Built on Unreal Engine 4, we are pushing powerful mobile devices to their limits to deliver truly immersive and visceral gameplay," said Lawrence Koh, General Manager of Nexon M. "Yong-Hyun Park creates incredible RPG experiences that have a global impact on players. We are extremely excited to bring an epic slasher to mobile devices around the world in 2016."
HIT's fluid, action-packed battles showcase four distinct hero classes. Their armor, abilities and attacks are unique and fully customizable. Players face the Demon, collecting loot and leveling up to add depth to their heroic combat style. With simple yet lightning-fast attacks, HIT offers instantly rewarding battles.
Players will be able to choose from different strategies: create long melee combos, use ranged maneuvers and perform evasive moves to receive greater and more valuable rewards. HIT's game modes currently include 200 increasingly difficult levels, a six-player free-for-all PvP arena, massive cooperative raids and dungeons. Additional content will also be added after the game's official launch.
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"We created HIT because it is exactly the kind of game my team and I enjoy playing, combining intense action with deep customization and an abundance of loot," said Yong-Hyun Park, President and CEO of NAT Games.
"It has been incredible to see how successful this game has been in Korea. Thanks to Nexon's international reach, the rest of the world will soon be battling and making its way through this dynamic, richly detailed world."
