CI Games shows new designs and confirms a much more flexible system for creating characters.
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Lords of the Fallen 2 continues to reveal new details about its ambitious customization system, and this time the developers have focused on one of the most important aspects for many players: armor.
CI Games has confirmed that the game will feature over 100 armor sets available at launch, as well as a completely modular system designed to offer much more freedom when creating characters.
Lords of the Fallen 2 will allow combining armor without restrictions
In the new preview shared by the studio, several female designs can be seen with very different styles, from heavy armor to more stylized sets, all of which are fully customizable.
One of the most striking aspects is that armor will not be limited by gender or character type. According to CI Games, any player will be able to combine pieces freely without restrictions related to weight, appearance, or visual style.
In addition, the studio ensures that each piece of equipment will have a direct connection to the game’s story and universe, which aims to further reinforce the identity of the dark and fantasy world that will surround this sequel.
The system will allow:
- Combine individual pieces freely
- Use any armor regardless of the character created
- Improve and unlock new sets
- Create completely customized configurations
- Adjust protection and style according to the type of combat
Lords of the Fallen 2 will arrive later in 2026 on Xbox Series, PC, and other platforms, with the intention of significantly expanding everything seen in the first installment.
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