Immortals of Aveum Deluxe Edition PC
21,19 €
À propos de Immortals of Aveum
Lucium’s Immortals once held the Everwar in stalemate. When that balance cracks, a street fighter named Jak gets pulled into an order of battlemages and thrown headfirst into a conflict fought with sigils instead of rifle calibres. Immortals of Aveum Deluxe Edition is Ascendant Studios’ answer to a simple question: what if a first-person shooter swapped bullets for spell chains you compose mid-fight?
Deluxe content from the first mission
This Deluxe Edition includes the full campaign plus the Deluxe Upgrade, bundling extra gear and cosmetic rewards that support early build experimentation. You are not buying a stripped base key and hunting upgrade DLC later — the edition is meant to be the complete single-player package on day one.
Three magic forces, one combat rhythm
Combat stays in first person but behaves like a fighting game written in light. Blue, green, and red magic each cover different ranges and counters, and the game rewards chained casts, well-timed blocks, and aggressive repositioning rather than cover-camping. Immortals of Aveum unlocks more than twenty-five spells and eighty talents as Jak rises to Triarch Magnus rank, so your loadout can pivot from crowd control to boss-melting burst without leaving the core spell-shooter loop.
Gear crafting across the warfront
Hundreds of craftable pieces let you skew toward faster cooldowns, heavier impact, or defensive stabilisers depending on which force you favour. Arenas stay readable even when projectiles fill the screen, which keeps the focus on execution — landing the right counter at the right moment — instead of hiding behind geometry for half the mission.
The campaign threads Jak through Lucium politics and Aveum’s buried history while armies clash in the background. Mystery beats spectacle here: every advance into enemy territory also peels back why the Everwar never truly ended. Action fans building a solo library through PC Games often compare the pace to narrative shooters that still leave room for build tinkering between chapters.
Spell-slinging readers who want more fantasy scale frequently queue Dragon Age: Inquisition next, while pure reflex shooters gravitate toward DOOM: The Dark Ages Premium Edition or Halo: Campaign Evolved Premium Edition. Open combat explorers sometimes follow with Elden Ring, and sci-fi action fans may round out the shelf with Star Wars Outlaws.
Immortals of Aveum Deluxe Edition lands best with players who want a cinematic solo campaign where loadouts feel like spellbooks, not gun racks — fast, colourful, and built around mastering three magical disciplines rather than one default rifle.
| Developers: | Ascendant Studios |
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| Publishers: | Electronic Arts |
| Genres: | Action, Adventure |
| Plateformes: | EA App |
| Régions: | Global |
| Age ratings: | PEGI 16 |
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| Type de produit: | Game |
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