Digging Deeper into Krater

Fatshark’s post-apocalyptic dungeon crawler, Krater is looking better and better as we draw closer to its June 12 release date. Krater takes place in a future where civilization has grown around a large crater left by a massive bomb. “Free diggers” now venture into the seemingly neverending depths to plunder its riches and secrets. You take on the role of one  of these fortune hunters and can form and control a team of up to four characters culled from a range of five different classes…or you can team up with other players cooperatively online.

Concept art from the official site showing the massive titular "Krater"

Although the world that has grown around the giant impact crater is an atypical lush green forest dotted with cottages housing the last vestiges of humanity, the main attraction is the depths of the crater itself. Exploring and plundering what the official site says is an “indefinite number of levels” opens up great possibilities for some addictive RPG gameplay, with a top down style reminiscient of games like Diablo, X-Com and Syndicate. The game is also set to include an extensive crafting system for weapons, items and  abilities, a persistent evolution of your team through their injuries and experience and a seemless blending of singleplayer and multiplayer gameplay.

Krater is being developed by Fatshark and we’ll be setting up a community playdate once the game releases for PC on June 14. Stay tuned for more details and for continuing coverage on this ambitious RPG. Also, feel free to check out the game’s official site for more info.

 

Share this article:

Share on facebook
Facebook
Share on twitter
Twitter
Share on linkedin
LinkedIn
Share on tumblr
Tumblr
Share on email
Email
Share on whatsapp
WhatsApp

Recent Posts

No Rest for the Wicked Key Art Gaming News

No Rest For The Wicked Launch Trailer

Many people are most familiar with Moon Studios from their games in the Ori universe. Those games are filled with some of the best and most complex platforming mechanics and …

Features

Are Subscription Services Like Xbox’s Game Pass Good for Developers?

People have questioned the benefit of Game Pass since its original release in 2017. Subscription services can have amazing benefits for the consumer but does it negatively impact developers? The …

Kamikaze Lasspalnes in game screenshot PAX East

A Plane Dating Sim? Kamikaze Lassplanes @ PAX East 2024

When we say that Shidosha has an interesting taste in games, we are not exaggerating. Are you into bullet hell shooters? How about dating sims? Well if that piques your …

No Love Lost - person fighting an alien creature PAX East

A Colorful Competitive Extraction Shooter – No Love Lost @ PAX East 2024

No Love Lost is a new extraction shooter from Ratloop Games Canada. You are dropped onto an alien world and have to compete against not only the enemy team but …

Heartworm game art. A woman with short dark hair holding a camera PAX East

A PS1 Styled Masterpiece – Heartworm @ PAX East 2024

PAX continues to deliver new and unique gaming experiences. This year, one of our favorite games was Heartworm, a PS1 style horror game with Tank controls. Inspired by games like …

Warframe and Soulframe Live Devstream at PAX East Gaming News

Warframe and Soulframe Make an Apprearance at PAX East 2024

Digital Extremes held their most recent Devstream live during PAX East 2024, celebrating 11 years of Wareframe. One of the most exciting bits of news was the deeper look into …