While it’s also an overhead action RPG, the perspective is more isometric and hack-and-slash-heavy, with a sizable helping of parrying and countering. The Blight is also a core mechanic, altering the world and enemies, potentially opening new paths. Upon defeating bosses, you can consume their brains (similar to Sorcisto) and gain new abilities. However, you’ll become more Blighted, which can have consequences.

In keeping with its previous titles, you’ll encounter strange characters and creatures throughout Blighted. It offers drop-in/drop-out co-op while the soundtrack is composed by Jim Guthrie, who also worked on Nobody Saves the World.

Blighted doesn’t have a release date, but it’s coming to PC and is available to wishlist now on Steam.

Though it couldn’t say “too much” about it yet, it’s “excited” and “can’t wait to share more when we can.” Thankfully, fans won’t have to wait long as Drinkbox will reveal more information in 2025.

The developer’s last title, Nobody Saves the World, is an overhead action RPG. Players control Nobody who can mix and match multiple classes that become progressively more unusual. The title launched in 2022 for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4, and PS5, with the Frozen Hearth DLC releasing in the same year.

The last update added the Impossible Dungeon in January 2023, so it’s safe to assume that the studio’s next project has been in the works ever since, though its genre is anyone’s guess. Stay tuned for more updates in the coming months.

A Plague Tale: Requiem is a follow-up to Asobo Studio’s A Plague Tale: Innocence. It sees Amicia and Hugo ventureing to new locations to find a cure for the latter’s curse. Along with more involved stealth and combat mechanics, it also features gorgeous visuals and an incredible soundtrack. Check out our review here.

Nobody Saves the World is a top-down action RPG from Drinkbox Studios of Guacamelee fame. Players must battle the Calamity as Nobody, using transformation to assume different Forms. Each Form has a unique playstyle and passive skills, which you can mix and match as you progress. As for Evil West, it’s an action-adventure title set in the weird Wild West as you battle vampires with guns and a gauntlet.

Magic Jimmy’s Impossible Dungeon is found in Alchemist’s Gorge and challenges players to complete challenges across an endless number of floors. The clock is ticking, but if you perform well, the new Dinosaur form becomes unlocked. In addition to unique abilities and quests, it’s usable throughout the base game.

The dungeon also doles out tickets to build a massive statue of all the forms (which becomes more intricate overtime). The base game is currently 40 percent off on PC via Steam until January 25th, so it may be worth picking up.

Nobody Saves the World is available for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.

The DLC adds two new forms – Killer Bee and Mechanic – each with unique abilities and play styles. To unlock them, you’ll need to venture to a new area called The Tempering, which offers different puzzles and tests of skill (like Mini Golf, apparently). Once the new forms are unlocked, they’re usable in the main game and DLC.

As for what inspired it, lead designer Ian Campbell said, “When we shipped the original game, there were so many ideas we had to leave on the cutting room floor, and this DLC gave us a chance to bring some of them to life. We had a blast creating even more forms, as well as puzzles and challenges that make the most of the game’s mix-and-match customization!”

Those who have yet to play the action RPG can pick up the base game and Frozen Hearth in a bundle for $27.99 on consoles. A Steam Bundle for the same, which includes the original soundtrack, will also be available. Stay tuned for more details on pricing for the same.

Nobody Saves the World is available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PS5.

It’s a lot to ask but fortunately with the power of magic, you can assume different forms and gain unique abilities by completing quests and leveling up. Things get even more interesting when abilities are mixed together. You can come up with interesting combinations like having the Rat’s lifesteal on consuming poisoned targets synergize with the Ranger’s poison arrows.

Nobody Saves the World offers procedural dungeons to explore and bosses to defeat but along with solo play, you can co-op with a friend. It’s also available to play on Xbox Game Pass. Stay tuned for more details on the title including any future updates and new content that may be added.

DrinkBox Studios has announced that Nobody Saves the World is launching for PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch later this month, with a launch date set for April 14. Supporting both solo and co-op play, the top-down RPG tasks players with exploring an overworld and procedurally generated dungeons while mixing, matching, and experimenting with different Forms, each offering its own unique strengths and abilities.

Nobody Saves the World is currently available on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One, and is also available via Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass.

Twitter page @PlaystationSize – a page that routinely tracks updates and changes made to the PlayStation Store backend – recently spotted DrinkBox Studio’s dungeon crawling action RPG on the PlayStation Store, with a file size of 812 MB (without an update), which is more or less in the range of the game’s size on the platforms it’s currently available on.

Of course, no announcements have been made just yet, but there’s a solid chance that Nobody Saves the World’s timed exclusivity deal with Xbox will lapse soon, which means it will soon be able to release on other platforms as well. Though only the PS5 is mentioned, it’s likely that it will release for PS4 as well, seeing as it’s available on both Xbox generations right now- though whether it also arrives for the Switch remains to be seen.

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In development for about three years, the story sees protagonist Nobody embarking on a quest to save the world from the encroaching Calamity. To do this, they must assume different Forms, each having their own unique abilities. The Rat can poison and chomp enemies to restore health; the Horse can charge through; and the Ranger can attack from afar with a bow. Completing Quests and earning XP unlocks new abilities and Forms throughout one’s journey.

Abilities for different Forms can also be combined in crazy ways, which makes for some fun times in co-op. It also seems that more content could be coming post-launch – Drinkbox noted on Steam that, “We’ll have even more Nobody Saves the World surprises coming in the next few months that we can’t wait to share with you.” Stay tuned for more details and updates in the meantime.

Nobody Saves the World sees one playing as the titular Nobody as The Calamity threatens the world. Fortunately, they’ll have a variety of different Forms to help save the day, from a Rat and Horse to a Ranger and Knight, each with their own unique skills, passives and upgrades. Completing quests allows for upgrading skills, unlocking new Forms and eventually combining skills from different Forms.

Of course, there’s plenty more to look forward to like procedurally generated dungeons which ramp up in difficulty as one becomes stronger and a large overworld with various characters and secrets to discover. There’s also co-op support, allowing another player to join locally for even more chaos. Head here for more co-op gameplay and here for more details on customization.