A team of former Skylanders developers has unveiled their latest project, Voidling Bound, an exciting new monster-taming action game set to launch on PC next year. Dive into the announcement trailer above and explore the initial screenshots in the gallery below to get a glimpse of what's in store.
Hatchery Games is bringing a rich experience with plenty of third-person action and branching paths that allow you to tailor your Voidling's appearance, playstyle, abilities, and elemental alignment. You'll have the opportunity to level up your Voidlings, breed them, collect them, and even craft them to suit your strategy. The game is set in a compelling sci-fi universe where humanity faces a dire threat from a devastating parasite. The only hope lies in forming a neural bond with the newly discovered Voidlings, becoming one with them as the last line of defense in the battle for survival.
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Stay tuned for more updates on Voidling Bound as the game progresses through development. If you're eager to get your hands on it, you can wishlist it on Steam right now.
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