Celtic mythology-inspired CRPG Shrouded Aspect announced, set to release in 2025 for PC
Gilligames has announced Shrouded Aspect, a classically styled CRPG inspired by Celtic mythology. It is set to release in 2025 for PC (Steam).
An announcement trailer, description, and screenshot can be found below, via Gilligames.
Evil stirs. Not only does a deadly plague ravage the land, consuming entire villages, but rumours abound that the long-forgotten old gods including Despater, the God of Death, have awakened from slumber. Join Betha, a mysterious girl with a powerful secret, and the survivors of Tadec on a desperate quest to uncover the truth and destroy the source of the blight.
Traverse a rich medieval fantasy world across 32 branching scenarios and confront the evil that schemes in the shadows. The choices you make – who you choose to ally with, who you leave behind, and what you’re willing to sacrifice – will shape the fate of the world.
Key Features
Tactical turn-based combat: Every encounter is a deadly game of survival. Maneuver your team, choose your actions wisely, and outwit your enemies using terrain, timing, and tactical insight.
Classic party-level strategy: Form your team from a diverse array of warriors, each with their own unique skills, strengths, and stories.
A rich, driving story: An epic narrative inspired by Celtic mythology and medieval folklore. Rich world-building, character-driven storytelling, and branching paths that reflect your decisions ensure each playthrough feels fresh.
Dynamic character progression: Earn new skills and equipment with each battle and turn your greenhorn fledglings into a party of seasoned adventurers.
Choices and consequences: Each battle brings the risk of character permadeath. When a party member dies, how will you forge ahead?
Visceral multiplayer battles: Design your own party, test your skills, and join your friends in intense skirmishes.
An immersive, replayable campaign: With branching choices, region-specific recruits, and difficult decisions ahead, no two journeys are ever the same.
