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Slower-paced souls-like RPG with classic MMO progression, skills and ability bar. The world is grim and unforgiving, steeped in despair. Heavy punishment and consequences are naturally present.
Released
October 1, 2026
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Windows
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Last sync
October 6, 2026
ANGELS X DEMONS SOULS-LIKE
The Depths of Despair is a dark fantasy action RPG that focuses on adventure.
Combines souls-like combat with MMO progression and skills.
Even though the game has sliding, jumping and many skills, it is still a slower-paced, classic Souls-like.

GAME MODES
Death = respawn at hub area.
Death = you'll lose all your items and respawn at hub area.
Death = Delete
This is basically a built in randomizer mod. Choose custom settings from a selection.

IN GAME ACTIVITIES

Smash rocks and gather herbs throughout the world while traveling.
Use the ores you collect from mining to upgrade all your gear, gaining experience for it. Upgrading increases the current stats and there is no level cap.
You have a rare chance to obtain various gems while mining. These gems can be used to enchant your gear with new stats.
Collect meat from monsters and use the herbs from gathering. These ingredients can be used to prepare meals at the butcher to gain temporary and permanent stats.
The game has 12 zones, 12 boss battles and 156 different monsters. ~ 300 skills and perks, and you can combine any skill tree with each other.

You play as a man who has lost everything and stands on the brink of becoming a demon. The only thing keeping you going is the hope of saving your daughter and that same hope is what preserves your humanity.
Along the way, you encounter an angel who needs your help to find and save her sister. The world around you is grim and unforgiving, steeped in despair.
I designed the game to be played with mouse & keyboard and I highly recommend doing so. You can cast spells at mouse location and the UI navigation is much easier.