Memory is the map in Wane, a roguelike where each biome is a corner of an archaeologist's fading mind
An expedition unlike any other.
Wane is an upcoming roguelike game that immerses players in the subconscious of Declan Wayne, a disintegrating archaeologist. Developed by Metis Creative, a tabletop publisher and new video game studio, Wane offers a visually stunning and brutal exploration of the human mind. In this game, players traverse six biomes, each representing a distinct facet of Declan's psyche, encountering the manifestations of his inner demons.
As a tactical roguelike, Wane demands quick reflexes and strategic decision-making. Players assemble a party of three adventurers from six available options and journey through the depths of Declan's memories. Between runs, players return to Declan's shop to sell goods and prepare for the next expedition. The game aims to shed light on Declan's motivations and the reasons behind his relentless pursuit of self-discovery.
With its captivating trailer and mesmerizing soundtrack, Wane promises to be a visually striking and emotionally engaging experience. Metis Creative's innovative approach to storytelling and game design has garnered much attention, and the game is generating significant excitement among fans and critics alike. While a release date has not been announced, Wane is expected to debut with a demo in 2027, allowing players to get a taste of the game's unique mechanics and atmosphere.
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