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HARMA: Eden of the Fallen Kingdom Hits Steam Early Access on November 17

Astrolabe Games said on November 3 that HARMA: Eden of the Fallen Kingdom, developed by IndirectShine, launches in early access on November 17 for PC via Steam, with Japanese text planned.

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Why it matters

The release turns a long-running demo with a Very Positive Steam rating and a 2022 Shueisha Game Creators CAMP award into a paid early-access build, with the jump from two-player demo co-op to four-player support the main open question.

HARMA: Eden of the Fallen Kingdom Hits Steam Early Access on November 17

Key Facts

  • Astrolabe Games announced on November 3 that HARMA: Eden of the Fallen Kingdom launches in early access on November 17.
  • The game is developed by IndirectShine and releases for PC via Steam, with Japanese in-game text planned.
  • A demo version is available on Steam and supports online co-op for up to 2 players; the full version is planned for up to 4.
  • Card effects depend on Attunement rolls for three artifacts, and Concentration can be spent to set the success rate to 100%.
  • The demo has a Very Positive Steam rating from 90% of 53 user reviews, and the game won the Shueisha Game Creators CAMP Award at Fukuoka Indie Game Expo 2022.

The deck-building roguelike supports online co-op, with the current demo capped at two players and the full version planned for four. Card effects swing on Attunement rolls across three artifacts.

Attunement is judged separately for each of three artifacts when a card is used, and the card's effect moves with the results. A resource called Concentration can push the success rate to 100%, so each card is a choice between spending for a guaranteed effect and saving it to gamble.

Artifacts carry their own base rates and effects. Small Pocket adds 8% to Attunement success when Concentration is spent, and Sapphire Raw Stone restores 1 MP every five successful Attunements. The build also includes X/Y card enhancement, card fusion, altars, and per-character talent trees, plus a Story Mode across four acts and a Dimensional Rift Mode.

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