Release Date Announced for Fatekeeper - an RPG Players Compare to Dark Messiah of Might & Magic

The developers plan to gradually release new content for the game after the early access release.

Studio Paraglacial and publisher THQ Nordic have released a new trailer for the first-person RPG Fatekeeper. The game is planned for an early access release on June 2, 2026. The developers believe that their project will remain in this status for approximately 18 months.

In Fatekeeper, the main character will travel through a world among ruins, reminiscent of past cataclysms. With the help of relics, spells, or a sword, players will be able to create their own story. The decisions made will determine their fate:

Fatekeeper will appeal not only to those who strictly follow the story but also to avid explorers. Travel through ancient battlefields, vast caves, quiet forests, and forgotten sanctuaries in search of secrets, artifacts… and unexpected adventures.

You can add Fatekeeper to your Steam wishlist by following this link. The game description is translated into Russian, but the Valve store page does not yet indicate support for it within the game itself.

The game trailer can be viewed here. Previously, some gamers found this game to be spiritually reminiscent of Dark Messiah of Might & Magic.