But he discovers an unexpected side effect: You. One of these humans discovers a way to use the numenera to grow strong, to cheat death, to skip across the face of centuries in a succession of bodies. They call these wonders (and horrors) the numenera. The humans of the Ninth World take and use what they can. And now this assortment of ancient power is there for the taking, ever-present, underfoot. As each rose and fell, their achievements became part of the accumulated detritus of eons.
Numenera's Ninth World is a fantastic vision of a world in which massive civilizations have risen and fallen - disappeared, transcended, overwhelmed, or destroyed - and left their cities, monuments, and artifacts behind. Set in Monte Cook's new tabletop role-playing world, Numenera, the newest Torment asks: What does one life matter? But there is some concept art, and the following summary:
Given inXile only showed us in-game footage of their next project, Wasteland 2, this month, don't go hoping for similar from Torment: Tides of Numenera just yet.
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While there still isn't too much firm'n'fixed to go on, the game's gone live with its very own website and the first reveal of its new, full name. Last month, inXile's Brian Fargo spilled several important beans about post-Black Isle, post-Planescape plans for a sequel to the legendary RPG Torment, in a brand new and rather tasty-sounding roleplaying setting from ex-Wizards of the Coast man Monte Cook.
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