'Amazon' Game Studios Revealed 3 Titles That Will Be Released On PC

"Amazon" Game Studios has just revealed their three upcoming games during the TwitchCon. "Amazon" Game Studios announced their are entering the gaming world a few years ago, and it's likely to be this is the year of their venture as they are set to release some of their titles.

According to the Venture Beat, "Amazon" Game Studio's carrier title is the Breakaway, a multi-player game where players can challenge each other, grouped into 2 with four players on each side. It is considered to be an eSports brawl similar to the famous game genre, multiplayer online battle arena or MOBA. As the "Amazon" says about the game, players take control of mythological creatures or can be legendary warriors, which includes the Spartacus the gladiator, Morgan Le Fay the sorceress, and Vlad the Impaler the warlord. The gameplay is to move the ball to their goal side with the use of a combat battle style.

The New World is the second game that the "Amazon" will be releasing. Another massively multiplayer game, but presented an open-ended sandbox mode. In this game, players need to work to together to battle against a huge flock of monsters. Players can also fight with each other.

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As for the third game, the "Amazon"Game Studios are pulling the game called Crucible. Similar the 2 games mentioned above, Crucible is a multiplayer game that invites 12 players divided into two to fight in a formidable battleground.

As per The Verge reported, Twitch Livestream platform was acquired by Amazon back in 2014 for the amount of $1 billion. "Amazon" Game Studios also confirmed that players may acquire Twitch currency by just watching specific channels, thus this currency can be exchanged to Breakaway points that can be used to buy in-game items. The Verge also cited that a spokesperson from the "Amazon" Game Studios stated Stream+ are not allowed by the system to buy or exchange for real-world items or cash, which is also cannot be bought using real money.