Dune: Awakening’s new trailer details how its map changes every week, sounds terrible for the map drawer.

I received that in the world, all the attraction of Dune’s Arrakis was all those spices that it was accepted, but honestly, the huge sandworms were a bit for me. However, I still have to admit that Dune: Awakening looks quite neat even with the current threat, and a new introduction about the discovery of the desert planet that has decreased this week has helped me enjoy a little more. For beginners, that desert bike looks quite convenient, my time in Sable taught me that I love a great zoom through beautiful scenery, and this seems similar, even if Dune: Awakening’s World is a little more hostile.

I am very happy that like many previous games, it copies the breath of Wild climbing so you can expand a lot of any cliffs. When you are on it, you can mainly make a video game that scans your environment to reveal a nearby area on your map, this will highlight the shipwrecks or testing stations that are abandoned. You know, Ubisoft effect. What really makes the storm is the storm of Coriolis.

Most of the time storms in video games are just about blocking your vision, preventing you from going somewhere, which can make you more difficult when being seen by enemies and vice versa, but Dune: Awakening’s Coriolis Storms change the entire map every week. As an online survival game, it is clear that this is something to keep the player return to feel new weekly, but if Funcom can do it well, it can create an interesting time, headache for stereoscopic people.

If you are eager to jump into the game, you can’t do it because it has not been released until May 20. However! You can make your character before releasing, so you have more time to create a more science fiction version, or some nightmares that you post on social media for 11 likes.