Instead, players will have to get messy in melee to claim their opponents' loot. No longer will players have to deal with randomly being one-shot by an enemy never seen. Instead, Expedition Agartha will feature skill-based melee action with blocking, dodging, and both light and heavy attacks. Obviously, as a medieval game, rifles and long-range weapons, in general, aren't the name of the game. Where Escape from Tarkov ends and Chivalry 2 begins is in Expedition Agartha's combat. RELATED: Battlefield 2042's Hazard Zone Being Like Escape From Tarkov Sounds Awesome Fitting its medieval nature, Expedition Agartha will also have quests and even raids to take on. The island is littered with not just player opponents, but also bandits and other dangerous NPCs. The island setting of Expedition Agartha, discovered within the Lost Continent of Mu, takes no prisoners. Players will be tasked with exploring, looting, and extracting to safety, while also dealing with hardcore full-loot PvP. The premise of both Escape from Tarkov and Expedition Agartha is the same. That game is Expedition Agartha, a first-person PvPvE game that swaps Escape from Tarkov's soviet military aesthetic for a full medieval experience.

Developer Matrioshka Games, which made the 2D action-RPG Fallen Angel, and publisher Wandering Wizard, known for the early access survival MMO Outlaws of the Old West, have partnered for a new project. Fans of Escape from Tarkov and Chivalry 2 have a new project worth watching, it seems.

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