Artcraft reveal Crowfall Release Date on July 6

Upcoming PC MMORPG, Crowfall has announced its full release date on July 6. The game will launch with several different world themes, allowing players to break away from the traditional realm based MMO systems.

Crowfall has been busy very recently on the Closed Beta, with the developers fine-tuning the game for launch. Although, the process will slow down a lot now that the developers have confirmed the Crowfall release date. During the time, players have managed to look at what to expect, with no content embargos up. Furthermore, the game has had small scale esport events for its BR like game mode, the Hunger Dome.

What the game launches with

Players should expect to encounter many different worlds, each filled with unique maps, terrain, politics and more. Furthermore, players can experience worlds like The Dregs, a massive Throne War campaign with forts, keeps and castles that support 100v100 sieges. For even bigger campaigns, there is the God’s Reach, a perpetual 3-faction battleground server. For smaller campaigns, there is the HungerDome (a 12-team, 60-player battle arena, while the world builders can enjoy the Eternal Kingdoms, which are player-built worlds that offer guilds and monarchs the ability to terraform and construct cities and bases.

The developers explain that what makes Crowfall stand out from other MMO releases in Summer 2021 is the player agency. Everything in the world is down to the player’s discretion. Crowfall is a dynamic universe where players control the game’s direction: cities will rise, castles will fall. Recruit an army and lay siege to your enemies. Hire an assassin to turn the tide of a campaign. Form a band of mercenaries to raid your neighbour’s stronghold. Crowfall is definitely the game for those looking to make a name for themselves or their guild.

We set out to create a game for players who are looking for a more visceral, immersive experience.” said J. Todd Coleman, the creative director and co-founder of ArtCraft. “A game where the player’s world is not bounded by canned stories or scripted events. We are proud of and humbled by the level of passion and energy we have received from our community from the beginning. That support, that belief in what we are building, has been the critical piece in making Crowfall a reality.”

Those who want to play the game can pre-purchase the game on their website’s store for $50 USD, £40 or a similarly appropriate conversion. Players can get to see what it is about, especially compared to the freshly launched ESO expansion and TBC Classic, along with New World in August.