The high-fantasy extraction online RPG game Dark and Darker is now available through Early Access but don't expect the game to come back to Steam as it will take a while thanks to the ongoing lawsuit against publisher Nexon.

The roguelike battle royale extraction game Dark and Darker is now in early access, but due to the ongoing lawsuit with company Nexon, the new version of the game is not available on Steam but through their official website or Chaf Games.

Ironmace Games’ high-risk dungeon crawler Dark and Darker has now had four Playtest sessions, each showing the game’s growth in popularity. Playtest 4 was the latest alpha test during Steam’s Next Fest, but the urge for another chance to play the game has never been stronger. Here’s what we know about Playtest 5 so far.

Playtest 4 for Developer Ironmace’s Dark and Darker is now live and comes with new features such as a Goblin Caves map meant for solo players, in-game chat, a Karma system, new weapons, a Gathering Hall system and a lot more.

The third playtest for Dark and Darker has sadly concluded, but developer Ironmace have already announced that there will be another playtest next year in February 2023, during Steam’s upcoming Nextfest event happening from February 6 - 13.

Developer Ironmace announced through Steam that the third alpha playtest for their high-risk first person action RPG Dark and Darker will happen on December 16 and will run until December 23.

Ironmace’s Dark and Darker, which is a high-fantasy take on games like Escape from Tarkov and The Cycle: Frontier, is tough as nails and dying results in you losing all your gear. Extracting is needed to bring back your spoils and here’s a quick guide on how it works.