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Hunted: The Demon’s Forge introduces you to the power of two in this new trailer

In Bethesda Softworks new game from developer inXile Entertainment, you and your BFF (or your AI controlled stand-in) take control of two warriors of legend, and watch in awe as they bicker and snipe at each other! Granted, that is a very small part of what looks to be an overall excellent co-op adventure.

In Hunted: The Demon’s Forge, you play as either Caddoc or E’lara, as you search for a mystical artifact that can help bring about the downfall of an evil ruler that has cast a dark shadow over the land. That may sound familiar to anyone that has ever picked up a fantasy book ever, but Bethesda has earned their reputation for quality games, which makes Hunted an eagerly anticipated title.

As you might expect with a title featuring two characters, the game features online and offline co-op, and each character has their own attributes. Caddoc is a close quarters fighter, while E’lara uses ranged weapons. They both have magic, but to progress through the levels of enemies that are eager to be crushed by you, you will need to utilize teamwork between the characters.

Check out the trailer below and look for Hunted: The Demon’s Forge on PS, PS3 and Xbox 360 on June 1.

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