Ryse: Son of Rome (Xbox One)

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Description

The story of Ryse focuses on the story of Marius Titus, as he tells the Emperor Nero of his life, beginning with the murder of his family by barbarian bandits, and his subsequent quest for revenge, whilst serving the Roman Army.

During gameplay, the player takes control of Marius in third person perspective, whilst fighting Barbarians and issuing orders to other Roman soldiers. In keeping with the setting, combat is sword based, focusing on reflex based quick time events (QTE's).

Ryse's multiplayer mode is called Gladiator: Blood-Brothers mode, and is co operative themed, pitting several people up against gladiatorial challenges in the Colosseum. The more progress and XP the players make, they will earn gold, which can be spent on elixirs, weapons and amour for their multiplayer characters. Custom challenges can also be created by players.

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Alternate Titles

• "Project Kingdoms" -- Working title

Part of the Following Groups

• 3D Engine: CryEngine 3
• 3D Engine: CryEngine 4
• Japanese Xbox One game releases with full English support
• Middleware: CRI
• Middleware: Scaleform GFx SDK
• Ryse series
• Scripting language: Lua
• Setting: Ancient Roman

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Critic Reviews

VentureBeat / Gamesbeat	Nov 21, 2013	86 out of 100	86
XboxAchievements	Nov 21, 2013	80 out of 100	80
Gry Onet	Dec 23, 2013	7 out of 10	70
Giant Bomb	Nov 23, 2013		60
HonestGamers	Dec 27, 2013	6 out of 10	60
Gry OnLine	Dec 05, 2013	6 out of 10	60
Jeuxvideo.com	Nov 27, 2013	11 out of 20	55
Metro.co.uk	Nov 21, 2013	3 out of 10	30
The Video Game Critic	Jul 15, 2014	D	25
GameAwards.ru	Oct 27, 2014	Unscored	Unscored

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• TrueAchievements achievement guide (The TrueAchievements achievement guide for Ryse: Son of Rome)
• Wikipedia: Ryse: Son of Rome (Article about the game in the open encyclopedia)