Klei Entertainment announces new RPG Griftlands

Klei Entertainment have just announced an RPG: Griftlands.

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Not content with continuing to work on Oxygen Not Included, the studio has decided that they want to make an RPG with a rather striking cartoony-but-gritty art-style, reminiscent of their earlier work on Shank. Judging by the trailer it seems to be an RPG with turn-based combat, and judging by the Steam page it’s a game in which “everything is negotiable: money, loyalty – even morality.”

You can have a gander at the rather lovely announcement trailer below, as well as a handful of screenshots. Griftlands is due out in late 2017/early 2018, which knowing them probably means we’ll be seeing it in Early Access later this year.


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