Dune: Awakening release date speculation, pre-order & latest news
radiotimes.comThe creators of longtime survival MMO Conan Exiles – Funcom – have just shown off the upcoming Dune: Awakening, so it’s time for us to delve into some release date speculation, as well as taking a look at the pre-order situation, gameplay details and a trailer to cap it all off.
If you’ve come out of the cinema thoroughly impressed by Denis Villeneuve’s Arrakis follow-up Dune: Part Two, then you’ll be delighted to know that Dune: Awakening offers players the chance to forge their own story on the spice-rich and blood-soaked planet.
Though the books are the original source material, the game looks to take a lot more visual cues from Villeneuve’s adaptation – so fans of the underwear-clad Sting in the 1984 David Lynch film may be in for disappointment.
There’s plenty to be getting through, and as they say on Arrakis – the content must flow. Or, something to that effect anyway. Read on!
Currently, there is no confirmed release date announced for Dune: Awakening.
On the game’s Steam page, the release date is marked as «To be announced» — but you can add it to your wishlist.
It would’ve been quite the coup for the game to land around the same time as Dune: Part Two to catch the excitement, but the new interest in the source material will likely see a good number of people’s interest piqued by the survival MMO.
You can, however, sign up for the Dune: Awakening beta on the official site if you want to get in on the fun early and help shape how the game turns out.
When there is a release window or concrete date announced, we will update you.
Until then, you can check out all the great upcoming games that will no doubt keep you busy until then.
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Yes, you can pre-order Dune: Awakening for PS5 or Xbox Series X/S now from GAME.
As there is no properly
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