Empyreal is an upcoming action RPG about carving through a giant monolith full of bad guys on your w
By Dr. Eleanor Vance | Published on January 01, 0001
If you ask me, an RPG isn't complete unless it features a bit near the end where the conflict has escalated to the point where you're battling against the fundamental forces underpinning the metaphysics of reality. Luckily, [[link]] Empyreal—an upcoming action RPG that just got its full reveal during our —seems like it won't be wasting any time in getting you into combat [[link]] against cosmic entities.
Developer Silent Games calls Empyreal a "feature-rich action RPG about transcendental revelation." Evidently, those revelations aren't going to be pleasant ones, judging from the amount of fighting shown in the trailer—and from the text shown on-screen halfway through that says "the final secrets of existence and non-existence transfix mankind with monstrous eyes."
From the montage of combat clips, Empyreal looks a bit like if you took Destiny's aesthetic sensibilities—full-face helmets, capes, a general sense of cosmic awe—and applied them to melee-heavy third person action. There seem to be a lot of magic-wielding space warriors diving into the fray with glowing weapons in Empyreal. My Titan would be proud.
All [[link]] that smashing of neon-accented enemies is done in service of one of my favorite videogame pastimes: investigating a big, mysterious monolith. Empyreal seems like it was developed with a clear understanding that there are few things better than entering a titanic shape left behind by a precursor race, only to find that it contains gateways to unfathomable realities.
While it's not clear how Empyreal's game mechanics will work, the trailer shows a few glimpses at boss fights against enemies of a similar scale as the player character, which makes me suspect Silent Games is pulling on some soulslike inspiration. I can't complain; fighting giant monsters is great and all, but fighting an enemy your own size has a kind of anime rivalry energy to it that I admire.
Empyreal is planned to launch sometime in 2025, and you can wishlist it now.
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