Virtual Alchemy Unveils Their First Title: Band of Crusaders
Warsaw-based indie studio Virtual Alchemy has just announced their debut game, Band of Crusaders, a strategy RPG that draws inspiration from The Witcher series. Set in a dark and corrupted version of medieval Europe, this game invites players to step into the role of a Grandmaster leading a knightly order. Your mission? To recruit and train crusaders, build and manage your camp, and engage in fierce battles against the forces of chaos, all while navigating the harsh realities of a world on the brink of destruction.
Band of Crusaders features intense real-time combat where your band of medieval warriors faces off against demons straight out of hell’s darkest myths. The game emphasizes player-driven storytelling, allowing your choices to shape the fate of your crusaders. With a rich array of weapons and skill progression, you’ll command knights, spearmen, archers, shield wardens, and artificers in your quest to repel the demonic invasion. As chaos spreads across the duchies and principalities of a historically authentic 1350s Europe, you’ll be up against bandits, eldritch cults, and the unholy horrors they’ve unleashed.
We wanted to see what the world of The Witcher would look like if you removed all the Witchers.
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About Virtual Alchemy
Virtual Alchemy is a newly founded indie studio from Warsaw, Poland, born from the passion and expertise of seasoned developers with a rich background in RPGs and mechanically intricate games. Led by Dominik Sypnicki and Kamil Mickiewicz, the studio is dedicated to creating systems-rich environments that prioritize player freedom and expression. The team’s impressive resume includes work on titles like The Witcher series, Gwent, Showgunners, and Superhot. For more details, check out the Virtual Alchemy website.
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