After selling an impressive one million copies, action roguelike Soulstone Survivors is leaving Early Access and launching on PS5 and Xbox Series on 17th June.

Developed by British indie developer Game Smithing Limited, Soulstone Survivors first launched in Early Access in November 2022. As well as arriving on consoles, the game will also be available through a host of PC stores, increasing its global reach.

The game sees players strive to be the God they were always meant to be by defeating endless hordes of bloodthirsty monsters. It features 22 different playable characters to unlock and experiment with which suit a range of different playstyles. In between battles, players can use the souls they’ve gathered from fallen enemies and other resources collected to acquire 100s of skills and upgrades.

If Soulstone Survivors sounds appealing to you, you’ll be pleased to know that a demo version is now available on both PS5 and Xbox Series. The demo is said to contain a free Prologue featuring a selection of characters, maps, and weapons. All progress made in the demo and the Prologue version will be carried over to the full game.

You can take a look at the game’s console release date trailer below:

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