Guns of Eschaton is an announced soulslike FPS set in a post-apocalyptic 19th-century America, planned for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam, with no release date or price yet.
Guns of Eschaton was announced in late June 2026 by publisher 4Divinity and developer Eschatology Entertainment, a Cyprus-based studio making its debut title. The game is a soulslike first-person shooter set in a post-apocalyptic 19th-century America, built on the final world concept by the late Viktor Antonov, the art director known for Half-Life 2 and Dishonored. Players control a multi-armed gunslinger traveling from the West to the East Coast of a dying continent, fighting grotesque monsters with firearms, parries, and occult abilities.
Combat emphasizes preparation: a Codex system lets players analyze enemy weaknesses via Sequence Points, and a flexible build system combines active and passive skills, custom bullets, talismans, armor, and three Sacrament Paths. The game supports solo and cooperative play, plus a PvP element where players can invade others' sessions as hostile threats. A trailer released with the announcement shows in-game footage.
The game is planned for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. No release date or price has been announced. The announcement is the first public reveal of a project conceived in Viktor Antonov's final creative vision.
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4divinity's new studio Eschatology Entertainment showed Guns of Eschaton at a business booth. The game is the first title from Viktor Antonov since he left ZeniMax in 2022. The hands-on covered an early stage where the protagonist uses multiple arms to parry bullets, negate damage, trigger slow-motion, and enter a counter state.
At gamescom 2026, Eschatology Entertainment showed a demo of Guns of Eschaton, a first-person shooter set in a ruined American West. The game is designed as a soul-like first, with shooting secondary. Players must learn enemy weak-point sequences and use guns to solve each encounter. The visual director was Viktor Antonov, who died in February 2025. The title targets PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, with release planned within 2026.
Publisher 4Divinity announced on August 27 that Guns of Eschaton, the debut game from Cyprus-based studio Eschatology Entertainment, will launch within 2026 for PC via Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The announcement came during the Future Games Show: gamescom 2026 broadcast, alongside a new gameplay trailer. The game is a Soulslike FPS set in a post-apocalyptic Western world, blending occult elements like the dead, ancient beings, and distorted mythology. Players control a gunslinger who has lost everything and must cross America to return home, only to find it consumed by an apocalypse called The Burning. Combat features a variety of firearms, multiple arms that enable parrying and dashing, and a customization system where each revolver cylinder and individual bullet can be modified. The game supports solo and co-op play, with online multiplayer including both co-op and PvP modes. The visual director is Viktor Antonov, known for his work on Half-Life 2 and Dishonored at Valve and Arkane Studios. Antonov passed away in 2025, making this his final project.
4Divinity and Eschatology Entertainment announced 'Guns of Eschaton,' a soulslike FPS set in an apocalyptic Western world, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam. The game is the final vision of art director Viktor Antonov, known for 'Half-Life 2' and 'Dishonored.' A new trailer shows in-game footage. Release date and price are undecided.
Publisher 4Divinity and developer Eschatology Entertainment announced Guns of Eschaton on June 30, a Soulslike first-person shooter set in a post-apocalyptic 19th-century America. The game is the debut title from the Cyprus-based studio and is built on the final world concept by the late Viktor Antonov, the art director behind Half-Life 2 and Dishonored. Players take the role of a multi-armed gunslinger traveling from the West to the East Coast of a dying continent, fighting grotesque monsters with firearms, parries, and occult abilities. Combat emphasizes preparation: a Codex system lets players analyze enemy weaknesses via Sequence Points, and a flexible build system combines active and passive skills, custom bullets, talismans, armor, and three Sacrament Paths. The game supports solo and cooperative play, plus a PvP element where players can invade others' sessions as hostile threats. Guns of Eschaton is planned for PC via Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, with no release date or price announced yet.