Pearl Abyss is attempting to include “many aspects of Korean culture” in DokeV, and we’ve already been shown a gorgeous coastal town, a lantern-lit lake, and South Korean style temples. Manage to tear your eyes from the unsettling bobble-headed children and you’ll see that DokeV is set in an incredibly detailed, photorealistic environment inspired by South Korea. DokeV setting - exploring South Korean folklore DokeV features visually stunning evironments based on South Korea. Pearl Abyss wants to ensure there are plenty of “metaverse elements” which connect you to other players, if not always directly. It was originally planned to be, but the development team “ decided to move the game in a different direction ” and develop an action-adventure story which can be enjoyed in single player or co-op.Īccording to the game’s website, it will also have a “multiverse lobby” – effectively a social space in which players can chat with one another, listen to music, and watch movies. Despite initially being marketed as an MMO, DokeV won’t be a massively multiplayer title. What you’ll be catching are based on Dokebi or Dokkaebi – deities or spirits from Korean folklore.ĭokeV is being developed by Pearly Abyss, the studio behind the MMORPG Black Desert. Those allies aren’t your standard pocket monsters, however. Think Pokémon, but where fights play out in real-time action where you get stuck in alongside your various creature companions. What is DokeV? In DokeV's battles you'll team up with captured Dokebi to take on more powerful creatures.ĭokeV is an upcoming open-world creature-collecting action adventure. Rather than spend the time scratching our heads since then, however, we’ve rounded up all the available details on Pearl Abyss new title.
When the DokeV trailer dropped as part of Gamescom 2021’s Opening Night Live show, we were equal parts impressed, intrigued, confused, and terrified. Don’t worry, we didn’t really have a clue either.
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