Rush the Core in this new Paragon gameplay video

Paragon, Epic Games’ 3rd person big-budget MOBA, looks to be coming along quite nicely so far, and today the studio released a fresh new trailer showing off the upcoming PS4/PC title.

To spite it’s alpha status, the game is scheduled to launch this year sometime on both platforms. For now, feast your eyes on the latest batch of media. Oh, and definitely stop by the PS Blog for even more game details.

Paragon screens:

Paragon ?Rush the Core? gameplay video:

Today, Epic Games is excited to reveal an all-new “Rush the Core” gameplay video for its upcoming MOBA, Paragon. The new video features Heroes Sparrow and Gideon rushing towards the enemy core, while Dekker gets help from Steel and Grux to defend.

Paragon is the MOBA from Epic Games coming to PC and PS4 in 2016. Paragon puts you in the fight with explosive action, direct third-person control, and deep strategic choice. Players can go to www.paragon.com to learn more about the game.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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