In a video game world saturated with clones, few projects manage to arouse enthusiasm upon their announcement. However, this is the case for Dark Craft, a massively multiplayer RPG recently announced on Steam. This independent title, developed by Take Top Entertainment, promises to marry the cubic aesthetic of Minecraft with
In a video game world saturated with clones, few projects manage to arouse enthusiasm upon their announcement. However, this is the case for Dark Craft, a massively multiplayer RPG recently announced on Steam. This independent title, developed by Take Top Entertainment, promises to marry the cubic aesthetic of Minecraft with the brutal demands of Elden Ring-style combat.
With its dark and fantastic universe, Dark Craft offers a unique experience, far from classic MMOs with a generic cartoon or medieval atmosphere. “Dark Craft is a free-to-play MMORPG set in a dark fantasy universe, where a vast open world and a Souls-style combat system transform each encounter into a real challenge.”
Souls-style gameplay: demanding, strategic and brutal
One of the things that immediately sets Dark Craft apart is its combat system. Forget simplistic mechanics: here, each confrontation requires timing, patience and strategy. The game uses the well-known “Souls-like” formula, with a marked difficulty curve and formidable enemies.
According to its creators, the universe is populated by powerful creatures, but also other players, themselves capable of changing the course of a fight. “This world is full of secrets and dangers: monsters are merciless and other players can become allies or enemies.”
A cooperative open world where the enemy can be an ally
Dark Craft isn’t just a single-player challenge. The developers have emphasized the community and unpredictable aspect of multiplayer. The immense game world is open to free exploration, solo or in a team. Alliances are formed…and broken. Resources are rare, enemies are numerous, and mutual aid can make the difference, like betrayal.
“Explore the lands, discover rare artifacts, and fight alone or in groups: in Dark Craft, your destiny is defined by your choices and your ability to survive in an unforgiving world.”
No date yet, but already on Steam’s radar
As of now, no official release date has been confirmed. The recently released trailer does not show gameplay, but is already attracting many enthusiastic comments on Steam. The game can already be added to your wish list.
Dark Craft will be offered for free access at launch. The studio has not yet specified the economic model chosen, but players are hoping for a respectful system without intrusive microtransactions.
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With its dark and fantastic universe, Dark Craft offers a unique experience, far from classic MMOs with a generic cartoon or medieval atmosphere. “Dark Craft is a free-to-play MMORPG set in a dark fantasy universe, where a vast open world and a Souls-style combat system transform each encounter into a real challenge.”
Souls-style gameplay: demanding, strategic and brutal
One of the things that immediately sets Dark Craft apart is its combat system. Forget simplistic mechanics: here, each confrontation requires timing, patience and strategy. The game uses the well-known “Souls-like” formula, with a marked difficulty curve and formidable enemies.
According to its creators, the universe is populated by powerful creatures, but also other players, themselves capable of changing the course of a fight. “This world is full of secrets and dangers: monsters are merciless and other players can become allies or enemies.”
A cooperative open world where the enemy can be an ally
Dark Craft isn’t just a single-player challenge. The developers have emphasized the community and unpredictable aspect of multiplayer. The immense game world is open to free exploration, solo or in a team. Alliances are formed…and broken. Resources are rare, enemies are numerous, and mutual aid can make the difference, like betrayal.
“Explore the lands, discover rare artifacts, and fight alone or in groups: in Dark Craft, your destiny is defined by your choices and your ability to survive in an unforgiving world.”
No date yet, but already on Steam’s radar
As of now, no official release date has been confirmed. The recently released trailer does not show gameplay, but is already attracting many enthusiastic comments on Steam. The game can already be added to your wish list.
Dark Craft will be offered for free access at launch. The studio has not yet specified the economic model chosen, but players are hoping for a respectful system without intrusive microtransactions.