Trialforge Studio, a Brazilian indie developer, has released Deathbound, a dynamic single-player party-based soulslike, for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store. Using the novel 4-hero party concept, form alliances with fallen warriors and work together to vanquish gruesome foes and beasts.
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A bleak world where faith and science meet is the setting for the party-based souls-like game Deathbound. You must make ties with fallen warriors you come across on your journey in order to defy Death because you cannot survive alone. To take control of the harsh continent of Ziêminal, you’ll be able to move between characters with ease thanks to a flexible 4-hero party system in the middle of battle. The secret to winning is to make the most of each warrior’s special abilities and fighting strategies.
Character interactions have a significant impact on gameplay, affecting decisions and status consequences. Members of the competing Church of Death and Cult of Life will align, creating strife that will have a major impact on combat. On the other hand, allying fighters who hold similar values might grant you strong fighting advantages and help you vanquish persistent foes. The fallen must unite in combat despite their differences. You can unleash a deadly Morphstrike that combines the strengths of your party by charging a shared sync meter. This is an essential strategy for defeating strong opponents.
Deathbound has two special editions available for purchase in addition to the base game, which is available for $29.99 / €29.99. The Cult of Life Deluxe Edition, which is only available on PC, costs $32.99 / €32.99 and comes with an artbook, the soundtrack, Deathbound, and the Legacy of Ziêminal Skins. The Church of Death Ultimate Edition is available for $34.99 / €34.99 on both consoles and PC. Everything from the Deluxe Edition is included in the Ultimate Edition, along with access to the anticipated post-launch DLC for Accepted By Death.
Deathbound Key Features:
Key Features:
- The Essence – Learn the identities, abilities, and recollections of soldiers who have died fighting for their country. Blend their distinct personalities and fighting styles together, and transition between them with ease.
- Party System – The essences that you take in make up your group. With the use of talent trees, the extensive party structure in Deathbound lets you customize your playstyle. To utilize each fallen warrior’s skills and abilities, switch between them. The life affiliation of each party member will influence their death synergy.
- Dynamic Morphing – Release the devastating Morphstrikes to unleash the combined might of fallen warriors. Employ diverse attack techniques to execute potent combos and decisive strikes, ultimately vanquishing all your opponents.
- Brutal World – Ziêminal is a multicultural environment that blends the past and current of technology. Akratya is a dangerous and lore-rich city. Investigate a city that is crumbling under the influence of a major crusade. It is a metropolis destined for oblivion with its imposing brutalist architecture and technological fusion.
- Unforgiving Monsters and Bosses – Take on difficult opponents who are designed to test your mettle. Every fresh encounter commands the attention of any soul that dares face them; their entire nature is founded on the five phases of grief.
Deathbound is available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store.
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