Rather than relying on traditional weapons, the game’s combat system is built entirely around parries. Players must deflect enemy projectiles back toward their attackers, turning every incoming shot into an opportunity for offense. Timing and positioning are key, as a well-placed deflection can trigger chain reactions of ricocheting projectiles that fill the screen with colorful chaos.

Movement plays just as big a role as combat. Players can link together dashes and mid-air deflections to stay airborne, bounce between enemies, and weave through attacks while building devastating combos. The more powerful the deflection, the greater the resulting destruction, rewarding players who master the rhythm of its high-speed encounters.

Throughout each run, players can unlock feather upgrades that expand their abilities and shape their playstyle. Like many roguelikes, no two runs unfold the same way, encouraging experimentation with different upgrade combinations and strategies.

The Early Access version of Ricochet Raven launches with seven enemy types, a single environment to explore, one boss battle, and 20 feather upgrades to unlock. Kaosrio plans to expand the game over time with additional environments, more boss encounters, new feathers, and special zones designed to introduce unexpected twists to the core gameplay loop.

If the idea of turning enemy attacks into your primary weapon sounds appealing, Ricochet Raven might be one to keep on your radar as it begins its Early Access journey.

If you’ve been craving something darker than your average action RPG, MÖRK BORG Heresy Supreme is ready to answer the call. A brand-new demo is now live on Steam, giving players a glimpse into a side-scrolling, doom-metal nightmare inspired by the award-winning MÖRK BORG tabletop RPG and crafted by the team behind The Textorcist.

Set in a world rotting from the inside out, the game casts players as Cursed Walkers—desperate antiheroes struggling through violence, decay, and heresy as the end of days rapidly approaches. Survival is never guaranteed, and death always feels just a few seconds away.

The demo begins in Galgenbeck, a diseased city looming beneath the shadow of a doomed cathedral. Here, the ominous Two-Headed Basilisks demand an offering to delay the apocalypse, pushing players into a bleak journey packed with dangerous quests and hostile environments. With three playable classes available, the demo delivers a concentrated look at the game’s punishing combat and progression systems.

Visually, Heresy Supreme pulls directly from the tabletop’s unmistakable style. Every frame is drenched in stark contrasts, ink-soaked imagery, and apocalyptic ruin, creating a world that feels deliberately oppressive. It’s not just about looking grim—combat follows suit, forcing players to master positioning, timing, and difficult decisions in fights where hesitation can be fatal.

What to Expect in the Demo

• A World Drenched in Decay: Explore grimdark landscapes inspired by the tabletop’s iconic art direction.

• Brutal Tactical Combat: Dodge devastating attacks and strike with precision in battles designed to punish mistakes.

• Antiheroes, Not Saviors: Choose from multiple classes with dangerous abilities and severe trade-offs.

• Apocalyptic Quests: Take on horrific main and side missions as the world spirals toward inevitable ruin.

• Lean RPG Systems: Streamlined mechanics keep the focus on meaningful choices, catastrophic events, and raw survival.

MÖRK BORG Heresy Supreme isn’t interested in power fantasies—it’s about enduring a world already beyond saving. If that sounds like your kind of suffering, you can jump into the demo on Steam right now and see whether you have what it takes to crawl through the filth a little longer.