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After many game developers decided not to show up at E3, it was wonderful to learn about the surprise release of Dark Deity. A post on the games’ Kickstarter page revealed that the turn-based tactical RPG would be at E3 with an announcement on a release date. However, the cheeky devils of Sword & Ax tricked us and released the thing.
The announcement of the launch was made during the Freedom Games segment of E3. Sword & Ax recently revealed that they have teamed up with the publisher to release Dark Deity. If you’re not familiar with the title, it’s inspired by the classic tactical RPGs from the previous year.
Bring the genre back to its roots with an expansive, character-driven story and in-depth character progression. The game features 30 fully voiced characters, including the voice of Nier Automata’s Kira Buckland.
Game Features of the Dark Divinity
As mentioned, there are 30 playable characters. This is a huge list for any RPG. Plus, you can play over 50 classes, use 320 weapons and spells, and over 120 skills. It is safe to say that you will be able to find something you will like.
As you progress through the game, you will also collect powerful manifestations of divine power called Eternal Aspects. Equipping them to a character will change their play style, giving you even more ways to customize your builds.
Dark Deity also features a system called Grave Wounds. Simply put, if a character is defeated in battle too many times, they will become permanently unusable. You will need to think carefully and tactically about how you approach the fighting.
To really get the most out of the story, you’ll need to explore the links between the characters. Your various characters can become friends, which will unlock new conversations between them. If you missed it, a trailer for the Dark Deity character was released earlier this year. You can take a look above to get an idea of the range of personalities in the game.
Dark Deity is available for PC via Steam. And it’s available right now. Along with the release of Dark Deity, Freedom Games also revealed more about its Pokémon-like game, Coromon, during its E3 showcase.
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