If there is one thing I already love about Crimson Moon, it is the fact that the game doesn’t force you into the usual “pick a class and live with it” RPG routine. You are not choosing between a Warrior, Rogue, Mage, or some other locked archetype and then spending the entire game following a…
Crimson Moon throws you into a city that looks like somebody took a beautiful high-Renaissance painting, set it on fire, and then released every nightmare imaginable into the streets. Gildenarch is overrun by demons, vampires, undead creatures, and grotesque Hellgrowth monstrosities, while you step into the role of a Nephilim caught somewhere between humanity and…
Crimson Moon looks like the kind of action RPG that is going to punish you for every lazy decision. Developed by ProbablyMonsters, the game mixes brutal soulslike combat with gothic high-Renaissance visuals, heavy-metal attitude, and a progression system that refuses to shove players into traditional character classes. You play as a Nephilim, a human-angel hybrid…
