Lord of the Fallen 2 will feature female characters in revealing outfits

, by Enzo

Lord of the Fallen 2 will feature female characters in revealing outfits

While we got some new info about Lord of the Fallen 2 during The Game Awards via a gameplay trailer, this time it's the CEO of CI Games who's sharing the news.

In a post on social media, Marek Tyminski spoke about body types and his new position at the studio.

"Many of you asked why the game initially had body type A/B.

Hexworks started early 2020 as an autonomous studio owned by CI Games. Early on, political correctness and filtering meant not every decision reached me on time. I got a lot more involved from late 2024 and now act as Head of Studio alongside my CEO role.

Things are very different now and the studio got fully integrated. We reverted a lot of wrong decisions and will continue improving. Lords II is being built on real player feedback, and it’s crystal clear in the last two trailers."

You can go to the comments section to see Marek's response, which confirms the presence of attractive female characters, as well as revealing outfits and armor for them.

Source: x.com

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