The trailer for the Russian cozy RPG "Izlom: Crown's Call" has been released - the game now has a Steam page
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Heroes will travel through the vibrant fantasy world of Sklavinia.
The Russian studio Lock On Games recently unveiled a trailer for "Izlom: Crown's Call" (or Wayfar: Crown's Call). The developers position their project as a cozy RPG adventure set in Sklavinia.
Sklavinia, in the game's world, is the largest power on the continent. This place is described as "a land of living beliefs and court intrigues, road tales and monsters from legends, as well as heroes who had to become part of a grand history too early."
The developers stated that their sources of inspiration were Slavic mythology, classic JRPGs, and the legends of small nations: "Here, in every land, there are its own customs, fears, heroes, and monsters."
Players in "Izlom: Crown's Call" can expect a journey through a world where maps come to life: "heroes, enemies, items, and scenes look like living illustrations from your favorite books." Battles will take place in turn-based mode.
The game now has a page in the Valve store. You can add "Izlom: Crown's Call" to your Steam wishlist via this link. The developers have not yet announced the exact release date, but the release window is known to be 2026.
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