Ash of Gods: Redemption Released on Consoles

Originally released on PC back in 2018, AurumDust’s crowdfunded Banner Saga-inspired narrative RPG Ash of Gods: Redemption is now available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. The game offers a dynamic story where no character is safe from death, plenty of tactical turn-based battles, and some minor CCG elements on top of that.

Here’s the console launch trailer:

And a press release with additional information:

Munich, 31 January 2020 – Buka Entertainment and Ravenscourt happily announce that the highly acclaimed turn-based RPG Ash of Gods: Redemption is now available for PlayStation®4, Microsoft Xbox®, Nintendo Switch™ and PC both physically and digitally.

About Ash of Gods: Redemption:

Ash of Gods is a turn-based RPG featuring constantly evolving storytelling with risks that truly affect gameplay, along with an extensive online PvP mode. The game features a story based on the complexity and ambiguity of moral choice where any of the characters in game can die. Momentary benefits may cost a character’s life, while sacrifice will make the walkthrough of one of following episodes easier. Ash of Gods features a mix of gorgeous art, lush music, tactical combat, and a powerful story that plays out via dialogue driven layer interaction. Depending upon a player's decisions, no two playthroughs of the game will be the same.

Key-Features:

Roguelike-Storytelling: Rich and unpredictable story with 3 main characters each with a different fate, morale and duty. A truly non-linear storytelling with 7 completely different endings without a “Game Over” screen – all PC and most of the NPC characters are mortal, but the story will go on even without them.

Deep Turn-Based Combat System: While visually Ash of Gods follows traditions of the genre, the combat system was designed to enrich player experience and force him to risk his team members in order to win the battle.

Incredible Art-Style: The dark fantasy world of Ash of Gods is a truly incredible place with amazing characters both story wise and visual. Combat animations were created using rotoscopy technology where live actors are filmed and drawn over to create the most life-like 2D animations.

Soundtrack by Adam Scorupa: All the tracks were written by Adam Scorupa and Krzysztof Wierzynkiewicz, famous composers, well known for their work on The Witcher series, Painkiller, Call of Juarez, Eve Online and Iron Harvest. Every track was recorded live by professional musicians, often using traditional instruments rarely encountered in contemporary recordings. All songs will be available with covers, credits and full meta tags.