A new gameplay overview was shared today for Ravenswatch, a roguelite game launching as an Early Access title next month on PC and sometime next year on additional platforms worldwide.
The new gameplay overview, which was shared today during the Nacon Connect 2023 event, outlines some of the game's central features, such as co-op and combat, as well as the world and the playable characters, who will be twisted versions of fairytale heroes like Little Red Riding Hood, The Snow Queen, and others.
Ravenswatch is next game by developed Passtech Games, who worked on Curse of the Dead Gods, another roguelite game released back in 2021 which was well-received by critics and players. Alongside a very interesting setting, which will see, as mentioned above, twisted versions of fairytale heroes fight together to defeat the Nightmare and save the world of Reveries, the upcoming game from the French studio will feature very dynamic gameplay and high replay value, thanks to the variety of playable characters, randomly generated maps and more.
Ravenswatch launches on PC as an Early Access title on Steam on April 6th. The roguelite will hit other unspecified formats sometime during 2024. More information on the game can be found on its Steam store page.
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