Latest Endless Dungeon Trailer Highlights Bartender Hero Fassie

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Sega and developer Amplitude Studios released new details of one of the playable heroes called Fassie in their squad-based tactical rogue-lite game set to release on consoles and PC this October.

Based on the information released by Sega, Fassonandu (Fassie) is a Drakken, a species once native to the planet Auriga. The Endless fund them fascinating enough to distribute their DNA for manipulation across dozens of labs in dozens of systems, and as a result there are little pockets of Drakken all over the place.

However, the resident mixologist is a unique Drakken as he’s equipped as a great crowd-control hero for any team.

Here’s a breakdown of his skills.

  • Stay Classy (Passive Skill) – Wit is increased for each monster in the same room (up to a cap)

  • Shot! (Special Skill) – Throws a drink at a targeted hero whose Fire rate and Attack Damage are increased depending on the number of monsters in the room (up to a cap)

  • Bar Fight (Ultimate Skill) – Nearby monsters fight each other while efficiency of nearby Heroes increases

Those who have pre-ordered the game on PC will get to participate in the closed beta for Endless Dungeon from September 7 to September 18.

Endless Dungeon is set to release on October 19.

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