
Voidbeast
Grown from the ether the Chasm forgot to keep. Reads your dodge direction, so vary it.
The world did not end. It came apart. Twelve continents still drift on the ether, held together by songs older than the people who sing them. Here is what waits for your Wanderer.
Click any marker to hear a piece of that region's lore, drift its ambient chord, and preview its concept art.
Tap a marker to reveal its lore, ambient chord, and concept art.
Your Wanderer travels alone by default. Along the way, four companions may join you. Each has their own route through the story — and their own reason to leave it.

You. A pilgrim without a home continent, carrying a lantern that only lights when the wind blows west. You do not remember why you started walking, but the sky seems to.

She left the Temple of the Second Silence the night the last bell cracked, and she has not stopped speaking since. She reads the wind the way you read a face.

He has walked the last bridge to Aethon every dawn for forty years. He does not talk about what he sees on the other side, only about what he remembers of the walk back.

She was born on a caravan that did not exist by the time she was ten. She reads maps the way people read faces, and vice versa.

Every dodge and parry fills the Ether Meter. Every time you break contact, it drains. The Stagger Ring around each enemy shows how close they are to a heavy stagger — most techniques modify it rather than health.
Combat sits on four buttons — light, heavy, parry, technique — with a dodge on the shoulder. Everything else is layered through hold-modifiers, so once your thumbs know the shape, they don't have to move.
Enemies in Aetheris don't respawn on a timer. They belong to factions that remember you, and mourn the ones you kill.

Grown from the ether the Chasm forgot to keep. Reads your dodge direction, so vary it.

Old armor, older reflexes. Parries three of your first four heavy attacks. Try the fifth.

Small, quick, absurdly numerous. Their light heals nearby wisps. Kill the light-bearer first.