The story focuses on the Roman Ninth Legion, a new threat to the Kingdom of Avalon that is seemingly undead. Players will encounter a tribute of the Legion, venture to a Roman Colony on the island and learn some secrets from the Lady of the Lake. In addition to new enemies, the expansion promises new heroes, combat mechanics, and a larger party.

Stay tuned for more details on the expansion in the coming months. King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is available on PC, having left early access in April 2022. It received a sizable update earlier this month, adding new story missions and reducing the installation size significantly. Head here for more details.

The console release of King Arthur: Knight’s Tale comes with a host of features, including a local PvP game mode, haptic feedback support for the PS5 version of the game, and the choice between Quality Mode running the game at 4K and Performance Mode, which prioritises frame rate.

Since its original release as an Early Access title, King Arthur: Knight’s Tale has seen a host of updates bringing with them new content, as well as better optimisation. A notable example was an update released back in 2022 which, along with bringing new story content, also optimised the installation size of the game, bringing it down from around 120GB to 39GB.

King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is a modern retelling of the classic Arthurian myth, re-imagined through the lens of dark fantasy. The game is a turn-based tactical RPG with an emphasis on storytelling. For more details, check out our interview with PR manager Gergo Vas from back in 2021.

In The Chained God, players play as the Fomorians—the giants of Avalon and the main enemy faction of the Knights of the Round Table. The update adds a new series of short story missions.

Alongside the story content, the update also massively reduces the installation size for King Arthur: Knight’s Tale. Originally weighing in at around 120 GB according to Steam, the installation now sits at 39 GB.

King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is a turn-based tactical role playing game with an emphasis on storytelling. It is a modern retelling of a classic Arthurian myth, re-imagined through the lens of dark fantasy.

King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is currently available at a 35% discount on Steam. There will also be released on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S at a later date.

NeocoreGames’ King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is coming to Steam Early Access on January 26th. Originally slated for January 12th, the developer announced the delay in a press release, noting that there were “still a few bumps to iron out.” The early access version sees Sir Mordred venturing across Avalon with a party and undertaking different quests.

As for the full game, it will have over 30 heroes across five classes and hundreds of skills to choose from. Permadeath is in effect, meaning that units that fall in battle are gone for good, so knowing how to manage your resources is key. Along with different skill trees, heroes can also take advantage of different loot to better their abilities.

As for Avalon, players will have 20 story missions and side quests to complete along with over 50 points of interest on the map. There’s a Stronghold to upgrade for different benefits and endgame content in the form of random quests, mythic boss battles and more. King Arthur: Knight’s Tale will be in early access for several months and launch first for PC in early 2021. PS5 and Xbox Series X/S players will get it later.

NeocoreGames of The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing fame has something a bit different coming up next year. It’s called King Arthur: Knight’s Tale and is a turn-based tactical RPG that will release for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. PC users will get to experience it first when it launches for Steam Early Access on January 12th 2021.

The developer noted that early access would be for a few months with the PC version launching early next year. PS5 and Xbox Series X/S players can get their hands on it “later.” As for what to expect, players will essentially control Sir Mordred and explore Avalon with a party of heroes, taking on quests and making different decisions.

There will be over 30 heroes with five different classes but they can die permanently so caution is advised. As each hero levels up, they can equip better loot and learn new skills. Based on your decisions, they may even become your enemies. Overall, King Arthur: Knight’s Tale looks interesting especially with features like 20 story missions, over 50 points of interest on the map and 10 major boss fights. Stay tuned for more details on it in the coming months.