Roguelike Deckbuilder HARMA Releases on Steam Early Access on November 17

The Early Access release will include co-op and 200 hours of gameplay.

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Astrolabe Games and Indirect Shine have announced that HARMA will release on PC via Steam Early Access on November 17. It will feature 200 hours of gameplay and support for 4-player co-op. 

After launch, the developers will maintain a long-term update schedule that will feature ongoing balance adjustments and a steady stream of new content. On November 17, Indirect Shine and Astrolabe Games will release a detailed Early Access roadmap.

Here’s an overview of the game, via the Steam page:

HARMA is a retro dark fantasy roguelike deckbuilding game featuring a story-driven campaign.

A Grim Tale of Fate

The knights who returned from their expedition began slaughtering their own people.

On the day the kingdom burned and everything was lost, you were left standing alone in the heart of the tragedy.

In a world filled with betrayal and despair, uncover the truth and stand against the darkness.

Unique and Strategic Battles through the Artifact System

In Harma’s battles, the power of your cards is determined randomly based on the activation of three artifacts.

However, you can spend Focus to forcefully activate artifacts and take control of fate.

Will you leave it to chance, or will you risk it all with decisive focus?

Your choice will completely alter the battlefield.

Combine two playable characters with over 300 unique cards and artifacts to forge your own deck and strategy.

Campaign

Harma’s campaign unfolds across four epic acts.

Experience the fall of the world and the fate of Eden firsthand through dynamic battles, branching dialogues, and cinematic cutscenes.

Dimensional Rift

If you seek pure combat and strategy beyond the story, challenge yourself in the Dimensional Rift mode.

In this endlessly replayable mode, you will face relentless battles without cinematic storytelling.

Take on ever-changing challenges and push your limits to the extreme.

Saras Rajpal
Saras Rajpal
Saras is a passionate writer, with a love for immersive sims, superhero games, and Persona. He graduated college with a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in creative writing. He's been with Final Weapon since 2023.

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