Lords of the Fallen II Details Combat Rework And 28 Weapon Movesets
CI Games and HEXWORKS released two combat videos for Lords of the Fallen II, set in Tharngal 100 years after the 2023 game.
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Why it matters
The combat details show HEXWORKS spending its pre-launch messaging on weapon variety and build flexibility rather than on the Tharngal setting, and the lowered upgrade recovery cost points at players rotating through many weapons instead of committing to one.
Key Facts
- Lords of the Fallen II is developed by HEXWORKS and published by CI Games.
- Unique weapon motion sets rise from about 15 in the previous game to 28 in the sequel, with 23 new and 5 revived.
- Combos can switch weapons mid-attack, and two quick-fire abilities can be assigned to melee equipment.
- The game is planned for release in Q1 2027 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
- The previous game is on a limited-time sale on Steam, PS Store, and Microsoft Store.
The sequel raises unique weapon motion sets from about 15 to 28, adds mid-combo weapon switching, two quick-fire slots on melee gear, and four-spell catalyst loadouts. It is planned for Q1 2027 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
HEXWORKS is reworking the sequel's weapon system around swapping, not commitment. A combo can open with dual daggers and close with a scythe, and two quick-fire abilities now sit on melee equipment, so spells and thrown weapons can be woven into a physical string without a stance change. Four spells can be equipped at once on a single catalyst, with a second set of four a button press away.
The studio also cites a Launch Creative Team drawn from the community, including players with thousands of hours in soulslike titles, as part of its verification work. The previous game is on sale on Steam, PS Store, and Microsoft Store. The sequel is planned for Q1 2027.
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