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Sunless Skies Gets Release Date, Pen-And-Paper RPG Available Now

Failbetter Games' Sunless Skies, the sequel to the 2015 title Sunless Sea, has a release date.  Announced at a panel during EGX 2018, Sunless Skies is to release on January 31, 2019.

Sunless Skies has been in early access on Steam since 2017. Similar to its predecessor, Sunless Skies tasks players to take control of guiding a ship through a treacherous world. It has many improvements, including an overhauled combat system.

Additionally, it was announced that Sunless Skies now has its own pen-and-paper RPG based on the game. The RPG tasks an entire crew of players to make decisions. Titled Skyfarer, it can be downloaded here.



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