Action RPG "Alabaster Dawn" PC trial demo will be launched on September 18

　　Radical Fish Games, the developer of "Story of the Stars", announced that the public trial version of its next game, "Alabaster Dawn", will be launched on the PC platform at 6 a.m. Pacific time on September 18 (21 p.m. Beijing time on September 18).

　This trial version is divided into two parts - the first part is set in the early stage of the game, which is consistent with the full version, and supports progress transfer.

　The second trial version will be released later, which will contain "multiple highlights", including "partial dungeons". However, the game archive progress will not be inherited to the official version of the game, but will be reset to the end of the first part of the trial version. Overall, players in the trial version can expect about 1.5 to 2.5 hours of game duration, including four bosses, nine enemies, two melee weapons and two ranged weapons.

　　Radical Fish Games has not yet disclosed when "Alabaster Dawn" will be officially released on consoles and PC platforms (the early access game will be released later this year). However, if we use the "Story of the Far Stars" that took seven years to develop as a reference, we may have to wait for a while. According to previous reports, the official version of the game will provide 30 to 60 hours of game duration and have a stunning new art style.

Screenshot of the game "Alabaster Dawn":