
Of Ash and Steel Gameplay Overview Trailer, Story, Combat & Crafting Revealed
Watch the official gameplay overview trailer for Of Ash and Steel. Discover story elements, crafting mechanics, combat systems, and what makes this RPG stand out. Photo by: IGN India
Of Ash and Steel is the latest in a long line of fantasy role-playing games. GameStar's "Find Your Next Game" show at Gamescom featured a new gameplay overview trailer that delves deeper into the game's world, the island of Grayshaft.
Tristian, a former cartographer who is now an adventurer, is the character you play as. There are no quest markers here, so there is no handholding. Rather, the game promotes exploration. Your identity is shaped by everything from forming alliances to creating epic gear.
Why This RPG Feels Different and Exciting
Battle that develops with you: Begin as a modest explorer and demonstrate your mettle by crafting weapons and gaining strong powers. Alliances are important because you're choosing your path, not just fighting. Become a member of the Order of the Seven, engage in combat with the Free Hunters, or pursue wealth with a guild.
Every decision has consequences. Grayshaft is a living, breathing world that is more than just a map. Every corner, from tranquil meadows to historic ruins, has secrets just waiting to be discovered. You must rely on your memory, instincts, and NPC conversations when there are no markers.
Getting Ready for Release and Playtest
Of Ash and Steel will be available for PC later this year, though we do not yet have a specific release date. Actually, players have the opportunity to jump right in as developers have already opened signups for a playtest.
Rich in narrative, dark fantasy, and player-driven exploration, the gameplay preview for Of Ash and Steel appears to be a tribute to vintage role-playing games.
With the help of publisher tinyBuild, developer Fire & Frost is incorporating depth and nostalgia into a vibrant and challenging world. You should pay close attention to this if you're looking for a medieval fantasy role-playing game that tests your thinking rather than holding your hand.