The archived gameplay stream focuses on the "Motörhead: Through the Ages" content that will be bundled with the Overkill Edition. This expansion will see players explore three new worlds and take on some new bosses, as well as gear up with some oufits based on members from the iconic rock band.

Fractured Worlds is part of the Overkill Edition package and will introduce a new story arc for the action RPG. Players dive into a new plane of existence formed from the collision of multiple broken worlds. You know, ordinary stuff. Four new dungeons await Victor, all of which shift layouts on a daily basis. There's also The Fracture to explore, an endless dungeon with new challenges at each tier. Fractured Worlds also increases the level cap to 60, adds an additional Destiny Card slot, brings in new crafting recipes, and introduces Talismans, a new kind of item that changes both visual appearance and the combat capabilities.

The two new pieces of DLC add new areas to explore and conquer. In "Fractured Worlds," players will journey to "a dimension formed from the fragments of broken realms." New levels and an endless dungeon will await you. Then, taking a slightly different turn, you can bang you head to "Ace of Spades" while enjoying the other DLC, "Motörhead: Through the Ages." The premise for this is rather outrageous, so I'm just going to let the devs do the talking here:

Replayability is the key with Victor Vran, and developer Haemimont Games has made sure there's always something fresh and unique to experience in this action-centric game. Tons of weapons, outfits, special powers and destiny cards allow you to choose how you're going to experience the game, and randomly generated items complement the hand-crafted ones to make loot drops exciting each and every time. You'll fight plenty of foes, explore dungeons and all that jazz, but while doing it, you'll dodge and jump around attacks like some sort of crazy acrobat, something most RPGs don't bother experimenting with. This dynamic action opens up new attacks as well, allowing you to dive down on enemies and take on hordes of monsters with all-new fighting tactics.

As the game enters Early Access, Haemimont hopes that lots of feedback comes back from the community to help make it as wonderful an experience as possible. While the game's full launch is still some time away (will be released later into 2015), players can submit their feedback - good or bad - with a simple click of the mouse. The devs hope to incorporate many of these suggestions into the next Early Access update in the near future, so be sure to send plenty of criticism if gamers plan on purchasing the title; helps everyone out!

There's no exact word on how many players the game will support in co-op play, or in the game's competitive mode. What I do know is that the trailer seems to tease at a character that uses a Kung Lao looking hat, which I'm totally on board with!