#Dokev producers full
#Dokev producers Pc

#Dokev producers full

YouTube: DokeV – World Premiere Gameplay Trailer | gamescom 2021 Speaking to IGN, lead producer Sangyoung Kim gave a rough idea of the full scope of the world in comparison to its trailer from Gamescom Opening Night Live. 'Pearl Abyss is doing its very best to make the DokeV world into a place that blurs the line between the virtual and real world,' says lead producer Sangyoung Kim.

#Dokev producers Pc

For now, there’s no release date for the game yet, but it is set to be released for PC and consoles. Who knows, maybe it will be one of the most coached on Metafy once it comes out. The music is also a beat anybody can dance to.Īpart from that, we’ll have to wait and see how the gameplay actually pans out as the trailer only revealed a work in progress. That being said, at least we can expect a very colorful and visually appealing gaming experience for the younger audience. Again, even with the gameplay trailer, not much is revealed on that end. The developers from Pearl Abyss ( Black Desert, Shadow Arena, Crimson Desert) share that DokeV will be “filled with intriguing stories”. There’s a lot of variety out there it seems, from skateboarding, swinging around, and even gliding with an umbrella. These creatures are said to “encourage people’s dreams from which they gain strength.” How that exactly plays out in terms of the creatures’ skills is still unclear even with the gameplay reveal, but it does show a lot of flash combat where your character gets to fight alongside the Dokebi.ĭespite the lack of information on combat, the reveal trailer gave a lot on how you can travel around the world. In DokeV, players can explore an open-world MMO where their characters can meet and collect the magical and adorable Dokebi. Image: Pearl Abyss Exploring a dokebi-filled world In fact, the lead producer Sangyong Kim explains the lore and says that these Korean mythical creatures can be “fun friends to have”. Apart from Pearl Abyss being a Korean developer, the game’s creatures are called Dokebi (pronounced as “doh-keh-vee”) that live alongside humans. It’s not far off to think that DokeV is very much inspired by Korea’s dokkaebi or “goblins”.

Recently, the developers shared some gameplay via a world premiere trailer during gamescom 2021. Pearl Abyss first teased their game called DokeV last year with a whole lot of colorful cinematics.