But how will the rollout work? How much will the expansion cost? In a new forum post, game director Judd Cobler apologized for the delay in information, as the studio is in the “thick of our acquisition” by Krafton.

“Currently, we’re working on a seasonal-to-expansion roadmap to share with you all shortly. We’re just tidying up some graphics and trying to ensure what we say for the season content is not sharing too much that will force us to adjust it shortly after sharing (making a live service game is very iterative).” He also clarified that Orobyss isn’t Season 4 and that multiple seasons will launch before it arrives, which is why it hasn’t received too many details.

Cobler reiterated how the developer’s association with Krafton will “be hugely strengthening for the studio and the content that we’re able to create,” and its “growing future” (which it admitted to being at risk previously). While post-1.0 seasons weren’t profitable, Cobler says the studio is unsure about monetization surrounding the expansion.

“Years ago, when we were a significantly smaller team formed on Reddit, our goal was not to charge for any content, but our cosmetic sales have not been enough to cover our own development costs over the long term. Our studio has grown significantly, and we pay livable wages to our team members. In true ARPG fashion, our costs have increased (insert power creep joke here). That being said, we are still modeling how the expansion will be monetized exactly, but when a decision is made, we will share it with you right away.”

Last Epoch on PS5 and Orobyss don’t have a release window, so stay tuned for more updates in the coming months.

The expansion and PS5 release were both announced with a trailer during the State of Play. The trailer, which you can check out below, shows off the host of features that Last Epoch is known for, like its customisable skill tree, crafting systems and gameplay-changing loot. However, we don’t really get much in the way of details about what the Orobyss expansion will entail.

Last Epoch on PS5 will feature all of the 5 playable classes from the PC release, with each featuring three masteries that can be customised to a player’s chosen style of gameplay. All in all, there are more than 120 unique skills in the game, and players will need all the power they can get since the campaign will take them across countless eons as they travel through time to take on the forces of the Void.

For more details about Last Epoch, check out our review of the PC release.