Tara Gaming Limited announced that it is working on its debut title The Age of Bhaarat. This dark fantasy action RPG brings ancient India to life where players get to become a powerful Forest Warden. They get to master mystical weapons and arcane powers as they defend their homeland against a devastating invasion by vicious demons known as the Rakshasas.
This Indian epic action-adventure is designed by veteran game developer Nouredine Abboud, who also served as Senior Producer for various titles like Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Highland. Development of the game is being supported legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan, considered as India's #1 actor, and renowned best seller author Amish Tripathi of the Shiva Trilogy.
A new trailer has been released which gives a peek at the game's sweeping landscapes, mythical beasts, powerful warriors, and layered storytelling. All of these are brought together through cinematic finesse and technical brilliance. Watch the new trailer here.
Bringing India to Global Gaming
For the studio, The Age of Bhaarat is being seen as a landmark project that could propel India onto the global gaming map. While India has long been known to be a home to a treasure trove when it comes to legendary lore, the expression in global gaming continues to be largely untapped. To make this happen, the studio merged the country’s creative capital with theAAA production capabilities.
At its core, the studio shared in a statement that their vision is to "empower Indian storytellers" and try to bridge the gap when it comes to culturally rooted stories and cutting-edge game development.
An Epic Tale
As mentioned, bestselling author Amish Tripathi is involved with the development of the game. He is the one responsible for weaving an epic story of duty, betrayal, and ancient power. As a Forest Warden of Anandpur, the choices of the players shape not only their own destiny but the fate of a world that's teetering on the brink of chaos. Players can customize their Forest Warden with weapons and abilities that match their combat style. They can harness mystical artifacts and primal forces to develop their own approach in facing the Demon onslaught.
Along with fighting to defend their homeland, players can explore devastated forests, treacherous mountain peaks, and mystical lakes, to name a few. The game features a lot of and more stunning landscapes that's inspired by timeless sagas like the Ramayana. They get to discover hidden paths and ancient secrets as they venture through a dark fantasy world steeped in Indian history.
No launch date has been revealed but players can now wishlist The Age of Bhaarat on Steam.
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