The First Descendant appears to have more revealing costumes than Stellar Blade’s

The First Descendant appears to have more revealing costumes than Stellar Blade’s
The First Descendant appears to have more revealing costumes than Stellar Blade’s

The First Descendant will be released on July 2nd on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. As the release approaches, players interested in this action MMO are discovering its contents, such as a more provocative costume than Eve’sthe protagonist of the action Stellar Blade for PS5. The costume in question His name is Ultimate Bunnya name that already says it all, and is extremely succinct, leaving very little room for the imagination.

Marketing?

As in Stellar Blade, it could be a marketing strategy to attract attention, also considering that the development team, Nexon Games is of South Korean originso you will have carefully observed the progress of Stellar Blade, which comes from the same territory and which focused part of its launch campaign on the attractiveness of the protagonist and the presence of revealing costumes in the game.

Il costume Bunny Ultimate

In The First Descendant it will be possible choose between standard characters and “Ultimate” characters. The Ultimates will have a unique look, better features and will be available in the future as DLC, although at launch there will be some already available such as Lepic and Viessa. One of their greatest qualities will be linked to their appearance, which is more refined than that of standard characters.

Until now, no costumes like Ultimate Bunny had emerged, but the success of Stellar Blade may have tipped Nexon to do something about it. Of course, Ultimate Bunny will also have its own background: needless to say, it is unfinished equipment, which was originally supposed to be a full suit. We do not know if, like in Stellar Blade, there will be penalties for using it.

 
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