Make Your True Hero is a MMORPG that has four different classes: Warrior, Mage, Guardian and Rogue
MMORPG Brazilian Video Game, Make Your True Hero He announced that he will make Live on Wednesday, 12, to reveal news about game development – as well as a detailed demonstration of the combat system.
In the game, players can play with four main classes, with different types to fit into the most different gameplay styles. They are Warrior (Specialist in Melee Combat), Mage (Master of Magic), Guardian (combines defense and brutal offensive) and Rogue (more agile and stealthy).
In the live broadcast of the news, which will happen in the Twitchthe public will be able to check out the complete statement of the combat and panorama of recent developments in the development of the game. In addition, viewers can interact with questions, which will be answered by those responsible for Make Your True Hero.
The Brazilian video game takes place on the planet Eldraninspired by Celtic, Greek, Egyptian and Nordic cultures. Another highlight is the maintenance of Make Your True Herowhich promises to follow an ethical and sustainable model, without the sale of products that offer advantages to players and cause imbalance in the system.
That is, all players will have the same opportunities for evolution. Level progression is determined by dedication and strategy.
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Source: Rollingstone
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