Soon you can slay your way through a dark version of Camelot in a real co-op gem on Steam, also on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Which game are we talking about? We are referring to Sworn, an action roguelike that you can play alone or with up to 4 players. The game is being developed by Windwalk Games.
- Sworn launched in Early Access on Steam on February 6, 2025, and has already captivated many players there.
- The title has a total of 2,278 reviews on Steam, with 82% being positive.
- In particular, the diverse builds and the co-op mode are often praised (as in this Steam review).
There is now also a date for the full release. Sworn will leave Early Access on Steam on September 25, 2025, and will then also be available for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
On the occasion of this milestone, the developers have released a new trailer:
Topple the evil King Arthur from the throne
What is the game about? In Sworn, you explore a fallen Camelot that is suffering under the reign of a dark King Arthur. Your goal is to free the land from him and his knights of the round table and to find the source of the darkness that is spreading over the land of Avalon.
On your journeys, you will also encounter familiar figures from the Arthurian legend. Some of them, like the wizard Merlin, are friendly to you. He can even teach you a trick or two. Others, however, will be your enemies.
What’s new in version 1.0:
- In the Potion Lab, you brew your own potions for combat or to control the whims of the fairies that grant you their power.
- Weapons and spells can be enhanced with new blessings, old ones have been rebalanced, and the system has generally been polished.
- All fairy lords and NPCs will have new dialogues with English voiceovers.
- King Arthur will be significantly harder to defeat at higher difficulty levels.
If you want to try Sworn again before the release, now you have the opportunity. Until September 1, you can play the game for free on Steam. Currently, Sworn costs €24.99, but the price is expected to rise with the full version – so early access is worth it if you like the game.
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