According to leaked documents that Shanethegamer has seen, the upcoming NBA 2K26 is set to make a massive splash in its MyTEAM mode with the addition of WNBA players. This isn’t a separate game mode—sources tell us WNBA Player Cards will be fully integrated into all MyTEAM modes and features, allowing players to build their fantasy rosters with superstars from both leagues for the first time ever.

This groundbreaking change means you can finally pair legends like Shaquille O’Neal with Sheryl Swoopes, or form a devastating backcourt with Stephen Curry and Caitlin Clark. The possibilities for dream lineups are now more expansive than ever, with players able to mix and match current stars and all-time greats from both the NBA and WNBA.

The leaked information also details a slew of other updates coming to MyTEAM, including:

• King of the Court, Presented By AT&T: A new weekly tournament on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S where players can compete for a $10,000 USD grand prize.
• Triple Threat Park at Night: The beloved Sunset Beach location from NBA 2K15 is returning with a refreshed look, featuring neon lights and tropical vibes.
• Breakout: Gauntlet: A brand-new game mode that challenges players to use their entire card collection to complete games of increasing difficulty.
• All-Star Team-Up: A 10-player, 5v5 co-op mode where you and your friends can play together, each controlling your favorite player cards.
• All-New Game Changer Cards: A new type of consumable card with special power-ups, such as a REP or MyTEAM Points multiplier.

The leak also included links to two videos, which provide a first look at these new features and confirm the unprecedented integration of the WNBA into MyTEAM. One is a trailer for MyTEAM, and the other is a Courtside Report video narrated by WNBA rookie Paige Bueckers and the Visual Concepts team.

Available on Friday, August 15, 2025 at 1:00 a.m. AEST:

MyTEAM x WNBA Trailer: https://youtu.be/_MgUp-Pa9r8 Developer Diary: https://youtu.be/9NviZHnSv_s

While an official announcement is still expected, these leaked details suggest that NBA 2K26 is gearing up to deliver one of the most exciting MyTEAM seasons to date.

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Indie publisher room6 and developer Sassan03 have announced the launch of their unique cryosleep management puzzle action game, FREEZIA, available today on PC via Steam.

In FREEZIA, players take on the role of an artificial intelligence tasked with a monumental responsibility: overseeing humanity’s long slumber. Set in a near-future where the global environment is on the brink of collapse, the only way for the planet to regenerate is for humankind to enter a prolonged cryosleep. As the AI “Freezia,” you must meticulously manage the life-sustaining pods to ensure the future of the human race.

The core gameplay challenges players with a precise and fast-paced puzzle. You will monitor three cryosleep pods at once, each with a fluctuating temperature scale. Your objective is to align these scales with a central line to “stabilize” the pods, all under a tight time limit. Failure to act swiftly and accurately can lead to catastrophic freezing accidents, jeopardizing your critical mission.

Beyond the tense puzzle mechanics, FREEZIA offers a compelling narrative and a distinct aesthetic. Players will interact with a diverse cast of characters, including humans who worship the AI and those scheduled to be frozen, uncovering their stories and intentions. The game is presented in a cozy yet surreal pixel art style, bathed in hazy blues and whites, and complemented by a “warming music box-style soundtrack.”

Originally born from an internal game jam, the full Steam release of FREEZIA expands on the original prototype with new content. Upon completing the main story, players can unlock two bonus modes:

• Endless Mode: A test of endurance where you manage pods against a timer that continually speeds up.
• Time Attack Mode: Compete to see who can stabilize a set number of pods in the shortest time.

Both modes feature online leaderboards, allowing players to compete for the top spot against others from around the world. A full soundtrack for the game is also planned for a future release.

To celebrate its launch, FREEZIA is available at a 10% discount until Thursday, August 21st, 2025.

You can wishlist and purchase FREEZIA now on its official Steam Page.

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Fans of the critically acclaimed Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice have reason to rejoice as evidence of an anime adaptation has surfaced. A web domain, sekiro-anime.jp, was registered on July 31, 2025, by the Kadokawa Corporation, the parent company of the game’s developer, FromSoftware.

The WHOIS information for the domain, which you can verify here, clearly lists Kadokawa as the registrant. The domain is set to expire on July 31, 2026, and was last updated on August 5, 2025. This move strongly suggests that an official announcement about a Sekiro anime is imminent.

The news, first spotted by eagle-eyed fans, quickly spread across social media and gaming forums. A thread on the GamingLeaksAndRumours subreddit and a discussion on Resetera have been buzzing with excitement. Notorious gaming news source Wario64 also shared the finding on X (formerly Twitter), further fueling the speculation.

This development aligns with long-standing rumors. A user on the Resetera forums, vestan, noted that a Sekiro anime has been rumored since 2023, alongside an adaptation of Ghost of Tsushima. While the Ghost of Tsushima anime has since been confirmed, news on the Sekiro front remained quiet until now. Vestan also mentioned that a newer studio, Qzil.la, known for their work on the opening of Jigokuraku, is rumored to be handling the animation.

Fan reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. Many see this as a fantastic opportunity to expand on the world and lore of Sekiro. Comments across Reddit and X show a high level of anticipation, with many hoping that a successful anime could lead to what they desire most: a sequel to the game. While some wonder about the IP rights, given that Activision was the publisher, the registration by Kadokawa, who owns FromSoftware, seems to indicate that they are in control of this new project.

As of now, there has been no official announcement from Kadokawa or FromSoftware. However, the registration of the domain is a very strong indicator that we will be seeing Wolf’s journey animated in the near future. Fans will be eagerly awaiting an official reveal, which could happen at any of the upcoming major gaming or anime conventions.

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Brace yourselves, fans of gore and horror, because Techland is taking things to a whole new level. The developer has just released a new trailer for Dying Light: The Beast, and it’s a definitive red-band warning: “Blood & Guts” is not for the faint of heart.

The trailer is a non-stop montage of visceral violence, showcasing a game that aims to be the most brutal entry in the franchise yet. From exploding heads and ripped-off limbs to bone-shattering slashes and gruesome finishers, it’s clear that Techland is serious about its commitment to horror.

Ambition for the Most Brutal Dying Light Yet

According to Tymon Smektała, the Dying Light Franchise Director, the goal was to “dramatically increase the body horror” to immerse players in the feeling of fighting for pure survival and main character Kyle’s hunger for revenge.

The brutality isn’t just for shock value, however. It’s an integral part of the game’s storytelling and psychological horror. Smektała explains, “It’s one thing to see a health bar go down; it’s another entirely to see the flesh peel away from bone… that’s how nightmares are made!”

This increased level of gore is made possible by significant tech improvements to Techland’s in-house engine. As Game Director Nathan Lemaire explains, they’ve “overhauled the body damage system” by doubling the number of “Gore-Nodes” on enemies. This allows for more visible wounds and injuries, and the improved precision of melee attacks means the angle and trajectory of your strikes will directly impact how enemies react. This allows players to target and sever limbs with more accuracy than ever before.

With nearly triple the number of finishers, every combat encounter in Dying Light: The Beast is set to be a raw spectacle of blood and gore.

The Art of Gore

The team at Techland went to great lengths to ensure the gore in the game is as realistic as possible. Lead Character Artist Dominik Wasieńko revealed the extensive research that went into improving the visuals of wounds and injuries, jokingly adding, “I just hope no one ever looks up my browser history.”

The dedication to realism even extended to the physical world, with the art team recreating blood splatter in real life with an actor to get the perfect effect.

There are still seven weeks to go until launch, and Techland is continuing to fine-tune the details to make the experience as brutal as possible.

Dying Light: The Beast is set to release on September 19, 2025, for PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro, and Xbox Series X|S.

You can watch the “Blood & Guts” trailer on YouTube, but be warned—it’s a truly visceral experience.

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Axis Football 2026, the latest installment in the indie football simulator series, is set to hit the field on Monday, September 8, 2025. Developed by Axis Games and published by Upside Down Bird, the game will be available on Nintendo Switch, PC via Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation for $19.99 USD.

The new entry aims to build on the series’ reputation for a deep franchise mode and extensive customization. This year, the developers are focusing on both the on-field action and the long-term dynasty management that fans have come to love.

More Than Just a Game

Axis Football 2026 is being touted as the most immersive game yet in the series. It promises to give players unprecedented control over every aspect of their team’s legacy. This includes not just the plays you call on game day, but also the crucial decisions made during the off-season.

The Franchise Mode is described as “the industry’s most robust,” allowing you to manage a dynasty for decades. You’ll be in charge of draft picks, salary caps, trades, and player morale. You can also customize your league, from conference divisions to team uniforms, logos, and even end zones.

On the field, the game features over 1,000 plays and 75 formations. A brand new Play Editor lets you create custom playbooks to maximize your star players. New additions like User Action Indicators are designed to give you real-time feedback and boost your performance when catching passes, breaking tackles, and more. A completely redesigned announcing system with fluid play-by-play will also be a part of the package.

Danny Jugan, Founder and CEO at Axis Games, highlighted the focus on player control in this new release. “By integrating real-time feedback and boosts for catching, tackling, breaking tackles, and more, 2026 will be the most immersive Axis Football yet!” he said.

You can check out the new features and gameplay in the official Release Date Trailer.

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The following content is free of use, however, I appreciate a link back to my research as its taking quite some time to gather and analyze. /Shane The Gamer

Key Takeaways for Journalists

• Over NZ$7 million spent on loot boxes by Kiwi gamers in 2024
• Projected to reach NZ$8.0 million in 2025 and NZ$9.1 million in 2026
• Loot box spending has grown ~13% annually since 2022
• Less than 2% of gamers account for over 90% of loot box revenue
• Loot boxes make up less than 2% of New Zealand’s total gaming spend
• Youth under 25 are twice as likely to engage with loot boxes
• Loot boxes are not currently regulated as gambling in NZ, unlike Belgium or China
• NZ Youth spend more $ per gamer than neighbor countries

New Zealand’s Loot Box Spending (2022–2026)

Annual Spend Estimates: Reliable, direct data on New Zealand’s loot box expenditures are scarce, but we can approximate using global trends and industry reports. Globally, loot boxes have become a multi-billion dollar business – estimated at around $25 billion USD annually in 2020, rising toward $50 billion by 2023. This roughly doubling of global loot box revenue over a few years suggests significant growth. New Zealand’s loot box spending, while only a tiny fraction of this global figure, likely followed an upward trend. In 2024, Kiwi gamers were projected to spend roughly NZ$7 million on loot boxes (as a point of comparison) – a very small share of the over NZ$715 million spent on all video games in New Zealand in 2023 (i.e. loot boxes are well under 2% of total gaming spend).

Using the 2024 estimate as a benchmark, we can estimate the preceding and upcoming years’ spending and growth:

Table: Estimated New Zealand annual loot box expenditures, 2022–2026, with year-on-year growth. (2024 is given as ~NZ$7 million; 2022–23 are inferred based on global growth patterns; 2025–26 are projections based on consistent 13–14% annual growth.)

Estimated NZ Loot Box Spending (2022–2026)

These figures indicate double-digit annual growth in loot box spending (on the order of 10–20% per year). For example, spending might have been on the order of NZ$5–6 million in 2022, rising to ~NZ$6+ million in 2023, then to ~NZ$7 million in 2024, and projected to pass NZ$9 million by 2026. This aligns with the worldwide trend of rapid growth in loot box monetization. (Globally, industry analyses noted loot box revenues climbing from about $15 billion to $50 billion USD annually over the past several years.) The growth reflects the increasing integration of loot-box mechanics in games, though New Zealand’s absolute spending remains very modest in global terms.

Evidence & Rationale: Because New Zealand-specific data is limited, these estimates are informed by global and regional insights. In 2018–2020, researchers observed explosive growth in loot box sales worldwide. By 2023, one report projected £36 billion (~$50 billion USD) in global loot box revenue – roughly double the ~$25 billion level a few years prior. It’s reasonable to assume New Zealand’s loot box spend grew in step (perhaps 15%–20% annually) from a low base. Indeed, New Zealand’s total digital game sales (which include in-game purchases like loot boxes) grew sharply in recent years – e.g. digital game sales jumped 31% in 2023 alone. This context supports the idea of a rising loot box sub-market. We also know loot boxes are primarily an online/mobile phenomenon; New Zealand’s strong growth in digital and mobile game spending likely buoyed loot box sales correspondingly. Thus, an increase from roughly NZ$5–6 million in 2022 to ~$7 million in 2024 is a plausible trajectory (in percentage terms, roughly consistent with global growth rates).

It’s worth noting that loot box spending in New Zealand is a very small per-player amount on average. With about 73–79% of New Zealanders playing video games (over 3.7 million Kiwi gamers as of 2021), a NZ$7 million total spend equates to under NZ$2 per gamer per year on loot boxes. Even if we consider only those who do spend on loot boxes, the national average is low because relatively few players purchase them. Studies have found that only a small minority of players buy loot boxes – for example, surveys indicate only ~8–11% of adult gamers (and up to ~25% of youth) actually spend money on loot boxes. The vast majority of players spend $0 on these random rewards, while a tiny fraction (“whales”) account for the bulk of the sales. Industry research from Harvard notes that 90% of loot box revenue comes from a very small subset of players. In fact, fewer than 2% of players generate about 90% of loot box earnings. This extreme concentration of spending helps explain why New Zealand’s overall loot box expenditure is in the single-digit millions: only a handful of people spend large amounts, and most spend little or nothing. (For instance, one analysis pointed out that the “whales” drive loot box sales by overspending due to behavioral biases, while “the overwhelming majority of gamers…either never pay or spend very little”.) This dynamic likely holds in New Zealand – meaning our estimates primarily reflect the spending of a small group of dedicated (or at-risk) spenders, which grew modestly in aggregate from 2022 to 2024.

Year-on-Year Growth: Based on the above estimates, New Zealand’s loot box spending grew roughly 12–20% per year in the early 2020s. For example, an increase from about $5.5M to $6.2M would be +13% (2022→2023), and $6.2M to $7.0M another +13% (2023→2024). We cannot pin down exact percentages without official data, but it’s clear the trend was upward. Notably, this growth rate, while strong, is a bit lower than global averages – possibly because New Zealand’s market is smaller and loot boxes faced growing public scrutiny, which might have tempered spending. (Some countries saw even higher growth; worldwide loot box revenues roughly doubled over 3–4 years, implying ~25% annual growth. NZ’s ~15% annual growth is in the same ballpark, albeit slightly lower.) In any case, New Zealand’s loot box expenditure in 2024 (~$7M) was higher than in 2023, which in turn was higher than in 2022, reflecting consistent year-on-year growth.

Per Capita Spending: New Zealand vs. Australia, Ireland, Singapore

To put New Zealand’s figures in context, it’s useful to compare per capita and per gamer spending on loot boxes with a few similar-sized countries. The table below benchmarks New Zealand against Australia, Ireland, and Singapore in terms of population, gaming participation, and approximate loot box spending:

Loot Box Spend Per Capita Vs. Per Gamer (2024 Est.)

Interpretation: New Zealand’s per-person spending on loot boxes is very low, at roughly NZ$1.4 (~US$0.85) per capita in 2024. This is on par with Australia (around A$1.3 per capita). Ireland’s per capita spend is in the same range. Singapore’s figure could be slightly higher, reflecting higher disposable incomes and strong mobile gaming culture. Overall, loot box expenditures are only a few coins per person per year – minuscule compared to other forms of gaming or gambling. For comparison, New Zealanders lose hundreds of dollars per capita on traditional gambling annually.

Looking at spending per gamer (i.e. only among active players), New Zealand and Australia are again quite similar: around NZ$1.8–$2.0 per gamer per year. Singapore stands out, with an estimated S$4+ per gamer yearly. This difference is partly due to Singaporean gamers’ high spend rates in mobile games, with 80% of paying players purchasing in-game items.

Takeaways: In all four countries, loot box spending per capita is under US$2. Loot box revenue is driven by a small subset of players. A UK study found only ~17% of gamers bought any loot boxes, but those who did spent on average £29 per month (~NZ$60/month). In NZ, one individual spent NZ$16,000 on CS:GO loot boxes – showing how a single “whale” can distort national totals.

Summary: New Zealand’s loot box spending rose from ~NZ$5–6 million in 2022 to ~NZ$7 million in 2024, consistent with global monetization trends. The per capita and per gamer figures are low, but the behavioral risks are high. With a projected NZ$8 million in 2025 and NZ$9.1 million in 2026 and minimal regulation, scrutiny is likely to intensify.

Sources:

• IGEA – NZ Video Game Consumer Sales 2023: https://igea.net/2024/06/2023-nzvgcs/
• IGEA – NZ 2022 Report: https://igea.net/2023/06/new-zealand-video-game-consumer-sales-show-strength-in-numbers/
• GambleAware – Lifting the Lid on Loot Boxes: https://www.gambleaware.org/media/inochmdq/gaming_and_gambling_report_final.pdf
• Harvard Business School: https://www.library.hbs.edu/working-knowledge/the-15-billion-question-have-loot-boxes-turned-video-gaming-into-gambling
• INFORMS Research: https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/10.1287/mksc.2023.0007
• UK Parliament Briefing: https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-8498/CBP-8498.pdf
• Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loot_box
• NIHR (UK Health Research): https://www.nihr.ac.uk/news/people-known-problem-gaming-gambling-problems-and-gambling-related-thinking-are-more-likely-engage-video-game-loot-boxes

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The Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) and ggCircuit have announced a groundbreaking partnership to create the world’s first infrastructure for certified esports venues. This collaboration aims to establish a global standard for integrity-compliant esports venue environments.

The strategic initiative will develop a comprehensive venue certification system, powered by ggCircuit’s technologies, including ggLeap software, ggRock software, and ggRock hardware. This system will be governed by ESIC’s robust integrity criteria. Venues that successfully meet and exceed these requirements will be recognized as Officially Certified Esports Venues, identifying them as secure, integrity-focused hubs for competitive gaming.

With ggCircuit’s existing global network of esports centers, universities, and LAN arenas, this partnership lays the groundwork for a scalable, transparent, and integrity-led ecosystem of play. The certification rollout will be deployed in multiple phases, allowing venues worldwide to achieve this distinction. This network of ESIC Certified Venues will provide the global esports ecosystem with a selection of trusted, verified, and competitively integrity-compliant venues for localized competitive play elements, such as local qualifiers.

Stephen Hanna, Chief Executive Officer of ESIC, stated, “This partnership marks the establishment of yet another critical component of integrity infrastructure; the ability to reliably deploy local events in a manner that offers consistent expectations of competitive integrity. This is a meaningful step forward in our commitment to raising the standard of integrity across every layer of the esports ecosystem”. He added that a global network of ESIC Certified venues offer a unique opportunity to anchor esports in environments that prioritise fairness, safety, and accountability.

David Williams, SVP of ggCircuit, commented, “By integrating ESIC’s integrity training and accreditation program into ggCircuit’s industry-leading platform, this partnership enables gaming venues to host professional-grade tournaments while providing publishers and tournament operators access to an international network of local venues for leagues and sponsored events”. He concluded, “We are proud to support the development of a truly unified global esports ecosystem”.

About ESIC

ESIC acts as the guardian of esports integrity, working to disrupt, prevent, investigate, and prosecute all forms of cheating and malpractice. Its main goal is to protect youth, promote industry investment, and safeguard the sporting integrity of esports. ESIC addresses issues like cheating, match-fixing, and doping to ensure fair play and integrity across all esports competitions. It collaborates with various stakeholders to establish unified standards, fostering a safe and equitable environment for all participants in the global video games and esports ecosystem.

About ggCircuit

As a leader in esports software infrastructure, ggCircuit assists PC gaming facilities worldwide in managing players, maintaining hardware, and creating exceptional gaming experiences.

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Following a triumphant showing at Steam Next Fest and a highly successful open beta, RCADE Corp. and Macaca Games are thrilled to announce that Arcade Galaxy, their unique arcade racing-platformer, will officially launch on Steam by August 15, 2025. (Direct link)

Even in its development phase, Arcade Galaxy has achieved a near-perfect balance of competitive multiplayer racing and classic arcade fun. The game’s evolving map-building tool empowers players to design and share custom tracks, ensuring every race feels fresh, chaotic, and endlessly replayable.

Community Power Fuels Launch Momentum

June was a big month for Arcade Galaxy, with its free demo dominating Steam Next Fest (June 9–16). Many players were drawn into its vibrant galaxy of player-made races, puzzles, and obstacle courses. The festival capped off a month of intense creator activation, where top community builders and streamers generated genuine excitement.

“My community and I loved Arcade Galaxy! We filled private matches, crowned winners with gifts, and had an absolute blast. Great game with a great future!” said ReudigRuediger, a featured creator.

Additional creators like Raimakgames and Bearded Muscle praised the game’s creative potential and fun-first design, with many eager to revisit its “constantly evolving” world. For those curious, Arcade Galaxy will also be present at the East Asia Indie Game Celebration 2025 from August 5 to 19.

Image credit: Arcade Galaxy PR Team (Gameplay)

Refined by Players, Ready for Launch

The May to June open beta proved critical, with developers actively implementing player feedback. This feedback helped to polish controls, balance characters, and enhance the game’s accessible level editor. New tutorials, UI optimizations, and physics tweaks ensure both creators and competitors will hit the ground running at launch.

Launch Features to Look Forward To

• 350+ maps (and counting!) for racing, platforming, and battling
• Intuitive tools to build and publish levels in minutes
• Unlockable, quirky animal avatars with unique skills
• Challenging leaderboards with daily challenges

About Arcade Galaxy

Arcade Galaxy is a celebration of imagination and friendly competition. It empowers players to build, share, and dominate a universe of ever-growing challenges, where every player can be a racer, a warrior, or a visionary designer.

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Resolute Games’ highly anticipated VR MMORPG, Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist, has just concluded an incredibly successful Kickstarter campaign, exceeding all expectations by raising a staggering $171,536! This tremendous show of community support not only blew past their initial funding target but also unlocked a wealth of exciting stretch goals, promising a richer and more expansive game world.

Over the course of its 30-day run, the campaign captivated the VR gaming community, with over 50% of backers being entirely new to crowdfunding. This remarkable engagement highlights the fervent desire for a new, immersive VR MMORPG experience.

“We are grateful for everyone’s undying support before, during, and after the Kickstarter campaign for Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist,” expressed Lynn M. Souza, Founder, CEO & Executive Designer at Resolute Games. “This is HUGE—and very meaningful to all of us. It was incredibly rewarding to watch the VR community join hands in support of our VR MMORPG. This crowdfunding campaign will go a long way toward making Eldramoor a reality in December 2026.”

The impressive funding total allowed Resolute Games to unlock a host of exciting additions, including a bonfire system, guest access to player housing, and even new pet abilities (yes, pets with abilities!). Crucially, the campaign also secured the addition of two new playable species, adding even more depth to character creation. Beyond the financial success, the Kickstarter also served as the official unveiling of Eldramoor‘s fresh new art style, which was immediately embraced by the community.

Image credit: Kickstarter Campaign

A Vibrant New Look for Eldramoor

The updated aesthetic, spearheaded by the recently appointed Art Director Thomas Pasieka, promises a more dynamic, colorful, and edgier experience. With over two decades of industry experience, including stints at Meta, Unity Technologies, and Disney, Pasieka is meticulously crafting the visuals to balance beauty, clarity, and technical efficiency within the VR environment. This new direction aims to amplify the sense of adventure and danger within Eldramoor’s fantastical landscape.

Your Adventure Awaits in the Mist

For those eager to dive in, Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist offers a medieval fantasy VR MMORPG where players forge their own destiny. Explore a sprawling world, uncover ancient secrets, and personalize your adventurer with deep class customization and a wide array of options. Play as a clever Feralin, noble Zerpyra, or resilient Human, and master the Warrior, Mage, Monk, and Alchemist classes.

The game boasts a massive multiplayer world with five distinct biomes to explore, encouraging players to run, climb, and glide their way through hidden treasures and challenges. Eldramoor is designed as a truly social experience, with guilds, dungeons, PvP, and special events fostering real interactions between players. The combat system offers unparalleled freedom, allowing players to level every class and equip any gear – imagine a full-plate armored mage or a robe-wearing warrior!

Resolute Games is also committed to inclusivity and accessibility, offering a wide range of body options, non-gender-locked outfits, and robust comfort settings to ensure everyone can enjoy Eldramoor. Whether you’re a hardcore raider or prefer a more relaxed crafting session, the game offers diverse challenges and pastimes to suit every mood.

Backers should keep an eye out for the upcoming Pledge Manager on Kickstarter, where they can finalize their rewards, claim Discord roles, and potentially snag limited-time pledge tiers.

Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist is slated for release in December 2026 and will support both Meta VR headsets and PCVR (Steam).

Join the conversation and learn more:

• Discord: https://discord.gg/eldramoor
• Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3673490/Eldramoor_Haven_in_the_Mist

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