4Divinity is publishing Guns of Eschaton, which is planned for release within 2026 on PC via Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, and a demo is live on Steam during Steam Next Fest. The company also has several other titles in development with no release dates.
4Divinity's most advanced title is Guns of Eschaton, the debut game from Cyprus-based Eschatology Entertainment. Announced in July 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam, it is a soulslike first-person shooter set in a post-apocalyptic Western where players control a gunslinger crossing America after an apocalypse called The Burning. Viktor Antonov, credited on Half-Life 2 and Dishonored, is the visual director. He died in 2025, and the game is described as his final project.
On August 27, 2026, 4Divinity said the game will launch within 2026, and showed a gameplay trailer during the Future Games Show: gamescom 2026 broadcast. Combat features firearms, multiple arms for parrying and dashing, and a customization system where revolver cylinders and individual bullets can be modified. The game supports solo and co-op play, with online multiplayer including co-op and PvP modes. A demo went live on Steam on October 5, 2026. It is an independent adventure made for the demo, not a prologue or cut segment, and it includes enemies that do not normally appear in the corresponding location in the full release. The demo stays playable during Steam Next Fest, from October 19 to October 26, 2026.
4Divinity's wider lineup appeared at gamescom 2026, held in Cologne from August 26 to 30. The company, the publishing arm of GCL Global Holdings, said this was its first participation in the event. Six titles were shown: The Defiant, Showa American Story, Guns of Eschaton, A Whisper of Fall: Jin Yi Wei, Taigu de Shen: Nezha, and Sword Sage: Awakening. The six have collectively amassed over 2 million wishlists and 280 million views of related content. Showa American Story received its first major update since its delay to November 2025. Sword Sage: Awakening, in development for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, has no release date set; its combat centers on a dodge-and-counter move called Bi Qing Ru Hong, inspired by Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do intercepting fist. Realm of Ink, an ink-wash roguelite from Leap Studio, launched on May 27 across PC and consoles, peaked at about 7,000 concurrent Steam players, holds a 91% positive review rate, and has sold 200,000 copies as the studio's debut title.
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Oct 5
Eschatology Entertainment and publisher 4Divinity released a demo for Guns of Eschaton on Steam on October 5, 2026. The soulslike first-person shooter is set in a 19th-century America reworked into a post-apocalyptic Western, and it is planned for release within 2026 on PC via Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Players take the role of a gunslinger crossing a dying frontier, working with limited ammunition and reading enemy behavior, weak points, and rituals rather than relying on fast reflexes. The demo is an independent adventure made for the demo rather than a prologue or cut segment of the campaign, and it includes enemies that do not normally appear in the corresponding location in the full release. The late art director Viktor Antonov, credited on Half-Life 2 and Dishonored, was involved with the title, and his name is listed as visual director. The demo stays playable during Steam Next Fest, which runs from October 19 to October 26, 2026.
Aug 28
GAME Watch played 4divinity's martial arts action game Sword Sage: Awakening at gamescom. The prototype centers on a dodge-and-counter move called Bi Qing Ru Hong, inspired by Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do intercepting fist. The game is in development for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with no release date set.
Aug 28
Publisher 4Divinity announced on August 27 that Guns of Eschaton, the debut game from Cyprus-based studio Eschatology Entertainment, will launch within 2026 for PC via Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The announcement came during the Future Games Show: gamescom 2026 broadcast, alongside a new gameplay trailer. The game is a Soulslike FPS set in a post-apocalyptic Western world, blending occult elements like the dead, ancient beings, and distorted mythology. Players control a gunslinger who has lost everything and must cross America to return home, only to find it consumed by an apocalypse called The Burning. Combat features a variety of firearms, multiple arms that enable parrying and dashing, and a customization system where each revolver cylinder and individual bullet can be modified. The game supports solo and co-op play, with online multiplayer including both co-op and PvP modes. The visual director is Viktor Antonov, known for his work on Half-Life 2 and Dishonored at Valve and Arkane Studios. Antonov passed away in 2025, making this his final project.
Aug 14
4Divinity, the publishing arm of GCL Global Holdings, announced on August 13, 2026, that it will exhibit six titles at gamescom 2026, held from August 26 to 30 in Cologne, Germany. This marks the company's first participation in the event, which it calls its boldest move yet into Western markets. The lineup includes The Defiant, an AAA World War II FPS by Hoothanes; Showa American Story, a retro pop culture RPG by NEKCOM; Guns of Eschaton, an occult Western Souls-like FPS by Eschatology Entertainment; A Whisper of Fall: Jin Yi Wei, a Ming Dynasty ARPG by CangMo Game Entertainment; Taigu de Shen: Nezha, an action RPG based on Chinese mythology by Genigods Lab; and Sword Sage: Awakening, an action RPG by Sword Panda Limited. The six titles have collectively amassed over 2 million wishlists and 280 million views of related content. Showa American Story receives its first major update since its delay to November 2025. The company plans five world-premiere trailers and over 180 meetings with media, creators, and partners.
Jul 2
4Divinity and Eschatology Entertainment announced 'Guns of Eschaton,' a soulslike FPS set in an apocalyptic Western world, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam. The game is the final vision of art director Viktor Antonov, known for 'Half-Life 2' and 'Dishonored.' A new trailer shows in-game footage. Release date and price are undecided.
May 30
Leap Studio's ink-wash roguelite Realm of Ink, published by 4Divinity, launched on May 27 across PC and consoles. The game peaked at about 7,000 concurrent Steam players, surpassing its early access numbers, and holds a 91% positive review rate. It has sold 200,000 copies as the studio's debut title.