Deseret Games Studio has released a new demo of its upcoming tactical JRPG game Aegis Force: The Scorian War, which is now available for PC players via Steam. This latest update provides a deep dive into the game's rich world, strategic combat, and morally complex story.
What does the demo bring?
Chapter One: Ruiner's Pass – Enjoy approximately 90 minutes of gameplay through the forested region of Ruiner's Pass, where players investigate the mysterious disappearance of a supply caravan. Tactical combat, exploration, and dialogue await you as you embark on a conflict that threatens the entire continent of Ianu.
Revised prologue and improved systems – The demo also includes a refreshed prologue with improved graphics, more precise controls and mechanical adjustments based on community feedback. Online tactical combat remains the core of the game, along with resource management and item collection.
Inspired by the classics, made modern – Inspired by games Final Fantasy Tactics i Shining force ii, Aegis Force combines retro charm with contemporary design, offering a strategic experience wrapped in a deep and morally challenging story. During the demo, players will recruit allies, face new threats, and uncover secrets that shape Ianua's destiny.
Upcoming updates – In the coming weeks, expansions of the demo are planned with new locations, including the village of Lendene and the capital Vigherad, each bringing fresh content and story development.
Watch the action
For a better insight into the game's mechanics, characters and pixelated landscapes, check out the latest trailers and gameplay footage:
Christian Smith, founder of Deseret Games Studio, said:
“We are very excited to give players the opportunity to experience more of this world, as we listen carefully to their feedback and add what we feel makes the game unique and interesting.”
Play now
Aegis Force: The Scorian War is currently in development and does not yet have a confirmed release date, but an extended demo is already available on Steam. Don't miss your chance to shape the future of Ianua.
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