Kromlech, a Czech-developed action adventure RPG got a new video ahead of its new playable demo.

The new video covers its in-game “World Crises”, a reveal alongside news of a demo available at the this year’s Gamescom.

In this sword and sorcery indie title your actions (or lack thereof) will have lasting effects on the world. The game offers multiple approaches to solving each problem and only 30 in-game days to do so. What kind of legend will you become in this gothic title?

Kromlech is being developed by the Perun Creative indie studio in Czechia and is set to release on PC (via Steam) sometime next year in 2026.

Here’s a rundown on the game, plus a new trailer:

Kromlech is an action-adventure RPG with rogue-lite elements, set in a dark fantasy world of swords and sorcery. Play as an adventurer whose quest for glory and gold takes an unexpected turn when he finds himself at the center of a world-ending calamity.

Features

• A World of Adventure – The game world has been meticulously crafted by hand and offers an immersive sandbox experience with a high level of reactivity. Discover its secrets, pillage its treasures, slay its inhabitants — none are safe from your blade. Become the hero the world needs… or the menace it deserves.
• Choose Your Path – There are many ways to customize your build and style of play. Inscribe your equipment with words of power, drink mystical brews, cover your body with warpaint, refine your feats of battle, sacrifice to the gods, and reach mastery through practice and dedication.
• Crush Your Enemies – The combat system offers many ways to deal with your enemies. Exploit their weaknesses with precise strikes or rip their armor to shreds. Pummel them with brute force or skillfully weave through the fray. Let the heat of battle consume you and show your adversaries the meaning of fear.
• Become a Legend – Grow more powerful by overcoming challenges and gaining renown. Perform heroic deeds, defeat perilous foes, and fulfill solemn oaths. Your triumphs shall earn you new epithets—heroic names of great power. But beware, for fame is a sword that cuts both ways.