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Dark Deity 2 Expands to PlayStation and Xbox Platforms

2025-11-10 07:04:31

Dark Deity 2 has officially launched on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, concluding its short period as a Nintendo Switch exclusive. The strategic role-playing game is now accessible across six major digital storefronts, broadening its availability to a wider console audience.

Developed by Sword & Axe, a San Francisco-based studio, the original Dark Deity first debuted as a PC exclusive in June 2021 before arriving on Nintendo Switch the following March. Interestingly, the first installment remains exclusive to Switch to this day. The sequel followed a similar pattern, launching on PC in March 2025 and reaching Switch six months later, though its console exclusivity proved much shorter, lasting merely two months.

Publisher indie.io released Dark Deity 2 for Xbox Series X/S and PS5 on November 7. The console versions maintain the same $24.99 price point as their PC and Switch counterparts. PlayStation Plus members can currently purchase the game at a discounted rate of $19.99, representing a 20% savings, with this promotion running until December 5. Xbox players also benefit from a flat 20% discount available through November 20.

Set 25 years after its predecessor, which successfully raised over $74,000 through Kickstarter in 2020, Dark Deity 2 continues to deliver a tactical RPG experience heavily inspired by the classic Fire Emblem series. The game combines turn-based combat mechanics with dynamic unit recruitment and comprehensive team-building systems. Players can explore a fantasy world featuring high-stakes storytelling, 20 distinct hero characters, 45 specialized classes with unique abilities, and nostalgic pixel art visuals.

Dark Deity 2

The sequel features full voice acting, with notable talent including Allegra Clark, known for her role as Mitsuru in Persona 3 Reload. Emphasizing replay value, the game incorporates extensive customization options inspired by community randomizers, allowing players to adjust experience point multipliers, gold acquisition rates, unit recruitment sequences, and various combat parameters.