The party-based soulslike Deathbound has just released its brand-new demo via Steam
The Warsaw-based (Poland) indie games publisher Tate Multimedia and Rio de Janeiro-based (Brazil) indie games developer Trialforge Studio, today announced with great excitement and joy that they have just released a brand-new demo for their party-based soulslike Deathbound (the said demo is available right now for PC via Steam).
Experience a bold new take on the soulslike genre in Deathbound, the first-ever party-based soulslike. Bind with fallen warriors and dynamically transform between characters seamlessly mid-combat with a unique 4-hero party system. Coinciding with Deathbound's feature at both PAX East and the Future Games Show, players can refuse death and persevere with a brand new playable demo available on Steam.
Deathbound is a party-based soulslike set in a callous world where Faith and Science clash. The brand new demo plunges players onto the lower streets of Ziêminal, a well-worn battleground taken over by the Church of Death and gruesome creatures. Towards the end of the road lies the Impending Truth, a callous boss born from the essencemancers' experiments. The road ahead cannot be forged alone. Players must call upon the fallen warriors of Ziêminal for their ruthless crusade.
Since Steam Next Fest, Trialforge Studio has implemented crucial feedback from players, such as improved level navigation, enhanced hit collisions and combat balancing, and tutorial adjustments. Additionally, players will finally be able to go hands-on with Mamdile Ogate. Mamdile is a unique fan-favorite character who specializes in the Afro-Brazilian martial art of Capoeira, a combat style influenced by the Trialforge Studio's homeland of Brazil.
Along with Mamdile, players will be able to call upon four additional playable characters and dynamically transform between them throughout the new demo.
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