The demo is now available! Go here to download it. It's less than 70MB so it's a quick download.

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The demo is coming soon!  It will hopefully be within a week.

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We have posted two more monster profiles over in the monster section.  Today's monsters, both reptiles, are the savage Raptor and the dangerous Styrac.

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We have a new preview over on GameZone.

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Depths of Peril is, above all else, an action-RPG (think Diablo). However, it is not your typical action-RPG. It incorporates elements of MMORPGs and, more notably, strategy games. The basic gameplay consists of accepting quests, buying equipment, fighting monsters, finding treasure, and exploring the land. Sounds about par for the course for an action-RPG, right? Well, this is where the similarities between Depths of Peril and other action RPGs stop.

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We have a new interview up at GameZone.

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Steven: I think we will appeal to action-RPG players mostly that want some more depth than the typical offering. There is way more going on in Depths of Peril than most action RPGs. There are multiple covenants fighting for dominance using diplomacy, wars, raids, and alliances. The world is very dynamic and changes based on the actions of the character, the other covenants, and even the monsters. There is also a huge backstory so even the history of the world is fairly deep.

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We have posted a new story called The Taken.  You can read it here. This story is a short mystery of some missing soldiers during the Third Great War: The Crusades.  Alek, Dez, and Tover are in the story.

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We have another preview for Depths of Peril over on Jolt.

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If we were to sum up Depths of Peril in one word, that word would be ‘ambitious’. Ambitious in that a small, independent development studio has come out fighting and gone for one of the main arteries of PC gaming: the action RPG. It’s the sort of game that even a lot of larger developers would think twice before attempting. Soldak have not only set out their stall and announced their intentions, but if they get it right from here on in, they might just make a bigger splash than many would expect.

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