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On Everlast: Undying Tale's magical world of Sarkis, the undead have risen. Gather, explore, skill, and craft in this MMO-Lite Action RPG Adventure. Only by bridging the gap between the living and the dead can you break Death's curse.

Everlast: Undying Tale takes the skill progression, exploration, and shared-world feeling of a classic MMO — but lets you play entirely on your own when you want to. The game features an MMO-lite with 100-player servers, skill-based progression, fantasy story and quests, and a handcrafted open world. Build your character by using the skills you want to improve. Fight, gather, craft, fish, explore, collect loot, and put what you learn to use as the story unfolds. Play completely solo, privately with a few friends, or join a larger public world with up to 100 other players.

Develop a suite of skills that fit your playstyle, from fishing and gathering to mastering occult rituals and powerful combat tactics, all of which change how you can explore the world, discover its secrets, and complete quests. The game features a classless combat system that encourages experimentation with weapons and abilities, and sixteen usage-based skills supporting progression outside traditional combat. Convene with the dead, track down arcane items for friendly monsters, or help townsfolk with simple tasks. From the bustling capital of Kal Crossing to the dismal Southern Swamps, across the depths of the Abyss, and to the top of a great mountain at the center of a dense forest, there are hidden places and points of interest waiting to be discovered.

Everlast: Undying Tale is an MMO-lite open-world action RPG inspired by classics such as RuneScape and Guild Wars. Instead of competing directly with enormous MMORPGs on the number of players, raids, and endless endgame activities, it takes a more focused approach. Players can explore alone, build a private world with friends, or join public servers where up to 100 players can share the same environment. The combination of systems that have kept RPG fans engaged for decades includes skill progression based on use, a world worth exploring, flexible combat builds, meaningful crafting, and multiplayer that doesn't have to dominate the entire experience.