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Official: The First Berserker: Khazan Has Gone Gold

by Amelia Jun 01,2025

After years of development, Neople is thrilled to unveil its highly anticipated brutal and action-packed spin-off of the iconic Dungeon Fighter Online (DnF) series. The developers have officially announced that the game has gone gold, signaling the end of the development cycle with no further delays expected.

To celebrate this significant milestone, the studio released a special image showcasing the entire development team responsible for bringing this project to life:

Development Team
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The game narrates the tragic tale of Khazan, a legendary hero wrongfully accused of betrayal. Now, driven by vengeance, he embarks on a relentless journey through hordes of enemies, determined to clear his name and expose a sinister conspiracy.

The developers are promising exhilarating gameplay with minimal lengthy cutscenes, focusing instead on dynamic combat. Additionally, the game introduces a unique "rage" system that amplifies intensity and tension during battles.

Set to launch on March 27, 2025, the game will be available for both PC and consoles.

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