Bleak Faith: Forsaken, an Indie Open World Soulslike, Showcased in 9 Minutes Gameplay Video

Indie developer Archangel Studios has shared a lengthy (over 9 minutes) gameplay video for its upcoming title Bleak Religion: Forsaken. An open globe Soulslike game with RPG elements and horror undertones, Dour Organized religion: Forsaken was originally funded via Kickstarter about two years agone when we first reported on the game.

Now the game already has its ain Steam page, which mentions a Q4 2021 release window. There are even system requirements in that location, though they come with a alarm that they are to be considered 'inaccurate until further updates'. On Kickstarter, the developers assured from the outset at that place would exist console versions for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, just these versions of Dour Faith: Forsaken will be released some time after the PC version.

Explore the final remnants of civilization in this vast, unforgiving, and interconnected world. Acquire what is left of its history. Discover pockets of civilization in the perpetually expanding Omnistructure. Lose yourself in a journey unlike any other.

Open World and Exploration

Explore the Omnistructure for the first time ever. Rich in atmosphere and rife with danger, be prepared to be immersed in a new globe different any yous've experienced earlier. Not every path is paved and catered to you, then be prepared to run, climb, leap, to ascend in Bleak Faith: Forsaken.

Hardcore Combat Experience

Combat is unsafe and volition push y'all to your limits. Positioning, timing, and resource-management are all things you must keep in mind at all times. Expect to be challenged.

RPG Progression and Playstyle Versatility

Choose a class and progress into your perfect playstyle. But recall, non every choice is reversible, and so make up one's mind wisely what management you take your character in.

Epic Boss Fights

Be prepared for memorable boss fights with unique soundtracks. Bosses ramp the danger levels even higher and ensure a thrilling ride through the manifold sectors of the Omnistructure.