Massive Damage’s Fera: The Sundered Tribes is like Monster Hunter meets Frostpunk

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Massive Damage unveiled Fera: The Sundered Tribes at Gamescom this week with a new take on the 3D action role-playing game genre.

Brothers Ken Seto and Garry Seto, co-CEOs of Massive Damage, said in an interview with GamesBeat that the team was inspired to fuse the monster fighting of Monster Hunter with the village survival game Frostpunk. Without the cannibalism part.

This 3D action role-playing game (RPG) marks the studio’s first venture into the world of three-dimensional gaming. Combining elements of monster hunting, dynamic aerial combat, cooperative gameplay, village building, and tribe management, Fera offers players an immersive post-apocalyptic fantasy experience. The game is set to be released on PC and major consoles in 2024.

Massive Damage, previously acclaimed for their strategy RPG games Star Renegades and Halcyon 6, aims to captivate players with the new game.

In Fera: The Sundered Tribes, players assume the role of a hunter who has achieved the extraordinary feat of slaying one of the menacing behemoths that plague the land. As the chosen leader of the tribe, their mission is to defend and guide their people through a series of quests, reclaiming and rebuilding the shattered world.

Ken Seto said the game’s development journey, which coincided with the challenges of the pandemic, was a wild adventure.

“Some of us were coming out of a dark time and we wanted to make a game about hope and taking care of one another,” said Ken Seto. “The themes of change, rebirth, and