Dark Horse is including one other main property to its rising lineup of video game-inspired collectibles. Remnant II is getting a statue, one which immortalizes the enduring World Stone from the sport.
IGN can completely debut the primary pictures of the Remanant II: World Stone statue. Get a better look in the slideshow gallery under:
This collectible brings the transdimensional portal to life as a statue measuring 10.5 inches tall and 4.5 inches in diameter. The statue rotates atop its pedestal base and options LED lights and customizable sound results.
The statue was sculpted by BigShot Toyworks, with prototyping and portray by J.W. Productions. It is restricted to 1000 items worldwide and incorporates a hand-numbered certificates of authenticity and base paintings.
The Remnant II: World Stone statue is priced at $149.99 and is slated for launch between December 2024 and February 2025. When you wait, why not take a look at the items available for preorder on the IGN Store?
IGN’s Travis Northup rated Remnant II a 9 out of 10 in his evaluate, writing, “It’s astounding to suppose that if I have been to create an inventory of my favourite soulslikes, my favourite looter shooters, and my favourite procedurally generated video games, Remnant 2 would seem on all of these lists. This can be a triumphant sequel that doesn’t simply reimagine the soulslike style as a co-op looter-shooter, however completely nails that idea in almost each manner – together with many who the unique didn’t. With utterly engrossing fight, difficult and memorable boss fights, ultra-dense buildcrafting choices, extremely cool procedurally generated ranges, and a intelligent multiversal idea that enables for a ton of various adventures in one package deal, it’s very probably going to turn out to be certainly one of my most-played video games this yr. Regardless of which a part of the multiverse you end up in, it is best to do your self a favor and play this gem.”
In different information, the DLC Remnant II: The Forgotten Kingdom launched in April 2024.
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