Wolcen Studio has finally revealed the real title of its PvPvE extraction game, which, up until now, we've only known as Project Pantheon. It's officially called Gods, Death, and Reapers, and we just got a new gameplay trailer showcased during the Future Games Show at Gamescom 2025.
The isometric RPG is still fairly early in development, as there was no release date or even release window announced alongside the official title reveal, but it is available for you to try if you're interested. Just head over to the Steam page and request access for the closed playtest to jump in now.
"Gamescom 2025 marks a huge milestone for us as we finally get to share Gods, Death & Reaper's official name and gameplay with the world," said game director Andrei Chirculete in a press release. "Gods, Death & Reapers is a game that started from one simple idea: what if you could play an extraction game that looks like a top-down ARPG? Now that this idea has turned into Gods, Death & Reapers, we can't wait to hear from our players what they think, as it will help us shape up the best version throughout the coming Closed Alpha tests!"
To learn more about Project Pantheon, now Gods, Death, & Reapers, you can check out our interview with Wolcen Studio from earlier this year, after a conversation with the team at Gamescom 2024.
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