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With Crimson Desert released, devs will shift focus to an adorable creature collector that looks like Pokémon on steroids
Pearl Abyss has shifted its development focus to DokeV, an upcoming creature-collecting open-world action-adventure game, following the release of Crimson Desert. DokeV, first announced seven years ago, features whimsical creatures called Dokebi and a vibrant world, representing a departure from the studio's previous titles like Crimson Desert and Black Desert Online. Full development is now commencing, suggesting the game is likely several years away.
Once and former MMO Crimson Desert officially launches as a singleplayer RPG blockbuster today
Pearl Abyss has officially launched Crimson Desert, an open-world action-adventure game, on March 19. Originally announced as an MMO, the game has transitioned to a single-player experience and is available for $70 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The game features a seamless open world, fluid combat, and flexible character progression, with over 3 million wishlists recorded.
Feature: Inside Pearl Abyss, the Ambitious Studio Behind PS5's Massive Crimson Desert
Pearl Abyss, the ambitious South Korean studio behind Black Desert Online, is preparing for the mainstream launch of its open-world action-adventure game, Crimson Desert, for PlayStation 5 and other platforms. The article provides an in-depth look at the company's state-of-the-art Seoul headquarters, highlighting its extensive employee amenities and advanced development facilities, including motion capture studios and proprietary engine BlackSpace.
