Even better, the release of the MMOARPG is being treated to a large patch but not a wipe from beta testing. “This patch will be unlike the others as it seeks to bring quality of life to the citizens of Olyndale. You can expect to see changes to the loot orb system, shared XP in group play, free reskill, Spanish localization and the much-requested nightmare mode,” the team said. New and updated since early access are arena battles, a wave-based Horde Mode, a guild skill system, crafting upgrades, an enhancement system, new mounts and pets, and alterations to the cash shop based on early access feedback, including those free respecs up to level 25.
The basic edition of the game is $20 on Steam, although you can pick up the deluxe edition and the deluxe DLC package for 33% off through September 27th. As we’ve previously covered, the game ran a small ($10,000) Indiegogo campaign for German localization but actually secured $77,000 and put the extra money back into the game with a hardcore mode and launch event.
We’ve got the launch trailer, pics, and a roundup of all our coverage to date for you down below!
Hack-n-slash MMOARPG Guardians of Ember launches today
Guardians of Ember goes on sale, struggles to add horde mode
Guardians of Ember unlocks Act 4, raises level cap, and goes on sale
The MOP Up: Guardians of Ember’s iron heroes (February 5, 2017)
Guardians of Ember puts the finishing touches on Act 3, says NA servers are still coming
Guardians of Ember denies misappropriating League of Legends concept art, tackles server issues
Partly crowdfunded Guardians of Ember is now in early access
Guardians of Ember headstart access begins today
Guardians of Ember comes to early access on December 13
Guardians of Ember hack’n’slash MMO launches early access next month
