Fatekeeper will launch in Early Access on PC via Steam on June 2. THQ Nordic and Paraglacial say the game will keep receiving updates and improvements throughout development, with more details on additional features to come later.
It is a first-person RPG built around sword-and-sorcery combat, character progression choices, and a handcrafted world to explore. The setting moves through ancient battlefields, underground caverns, forests, and crumbling sanctuaries, with hidden lore, relics, and unexpected encounters tied to exploration.
Progression goes beyond basic stats: builds can lean toward strength, precision, or sorcery, while weapons, armor, and artifacts shape loadouts and combat options. Early Access also suggests a development path where balance, content, and systems will be adjusted over time. No price, Early Access length, or console versions have been announced yet.
Have a look at the teaser trailer below to get a glimpse of the general design.
From June 2, players on Steam will be able to try the game and see how its combat, progression, and exploration systems come together.
