HARMA: Eden of the Fallen Kingdom launches in early access on November 17 for PC via Steam, with Japanese text planned. The full version is planned to support four-player online co-op, up from the two-player cap in the current demo.
HARMA: Eden of the Fallen Kingdom has moved from a demo to a scheduled paid release. Astrolabe Games said on November 3 that the IndirectShine deck-building roguelike launches in early access on November 17 for PC via Steam, with Japanese text planned. The release follows an October 16 demo update, timed ahead of Steam Next Fest, that added online co-op to a game built around four attributes and X/Y Enhancement.
The demo and the release differ in one respect that matters for how the game is played. The demo caps online co-op at two players. The full version is planned for four. The card system swings on Attunement rolls across three artifacts, and the game follows Prince Eden in the dying Kingdom of Harma.
Most of the stories tagged to this entity are not about HARMA at all. They concern Asha Sharma, the head of Xbox, and the Xbox Reset: the layoffs of roughly 3,200 people this fiscal year, the spinoff of Double Fine and Compulsion Games, the transfer of Ninja Theory and Undead Labs, and her statements that the division is not for sale. Those stories establish nothing about HARMA's development, release, or reception and are not part of the game's record here.
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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. 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.