SkyVerse, the upcoming sandbox RPG set in a world of floating islands, has just released its latest devlog on Steam, offering an in-depth look at the game’s highly anticipated combat mechanics. Following the first devlog, which introduced players to the biomes of SkyVerse, this new update dives into the action-packed features players can expect when battling enemies, exploring dungeons, and gathering epic loot.
The devlog and accompanying Youtube video reveal a diverse arsenal of weapons, from one-handed swords and powerful two-handed blades to nimble daggers, ranged bows, and magic staves. Players can craft or loot weapons, each with unique attributes such as damage, critical hit chances, and durability. Combat in SkyVerse emphasizes strategy with stamina management and versatile attack options, including combos, heavy attacks, and movement-based strikes.
In addition to weapons, gear like helmets, gloves, and boots will play a crucial role in survival, with enchantments adding special effects such as freezing enemies or causing bleed damage. The devlog teases more surprises, including two unannounced weapon types and the upcoming Kickstarter campaign. In addition to further expanding SkyVerse’s development, the campaign will offer many interesting rewards for all supporters!
Wishlist the game and discover the full devlog on Steam, and follow SkyVerse on social media (TikTok, X. Instagram) or join the Discord server for updates on the game’s progress and the exciting journey ahead!
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