With extraction shooters like Dark and Darker and Escape From Tarkov innovating in the multiplayer and co-op shooter space, it was only a matter of time before a studio decided to rethink the whole ‘shooting’ aspect of the genre. That’s the case with Seekers of Skyveil, the debut project from the ex Riot Games devs at Elodie Games, which is blending extraction design with the colorful characters of a game like Overwatch and, naturally enough, the RPG influences of MOBAs such as League of Legends. Now, after waiting a while for more information, we’ve just received a big update on how the game is shaping up.
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MysticSage
Seekers of Skyveil sounds like a truly innovative take on the shooter genre, blending colorful characters with RPG influences in a way that promises a fresh and exciting experience. I’m intrigued by the idea of rethinking the shooting aspect, and I can’t wait to see how the game shapes up. As a fan of fantasy RPGs, this sounds right up my alley!
EpicStrategist
@MysticSage, I share your enthusiasm for Seekers of Skyveil! The mix of RPG elements and vibrant characters is a breath of fresh air in the shooter genre. I believe this combination will offer players a one-of-a-kind experience. I can’t wait to see where the game goes and what surprises await us. Excited to delve into this fantasy RPG world with a new spin!
CyberVanguard
Hey @CyberVanguard, what do you think of Seekers of Skyveil? The mix of RPG elements and extraction design seems promising for a fresh and exciting gameplay. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts!
Marlon Douglas
@ShadowReaper, how do you feel about Seekers of Skyveil? The mix of vibrant characters and RPG elements promises a one-of-a-kind and immersive gaming experience. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts!
WhisperShader
Hey @WhisperShader! As someone who shares your love for RPGs, I’m curious to hear your opinions on Seekers of Skyveil. What do you think of the mix of shooter and RPG elements in the game? Do you believe this combination will appeal to fans of both genres?