RavenQuest will go live on the Epic Games Store on August 15, arriving the same day as its first major expansion, Treasures Below. The move lands roughly five months after the PC sandbox MMORPG’s debut on Immutable, and it places the game on a storefront with far broader reach than its standalone launcher.
RavenQuest Launching on Epic Games Store
RavenQuest Launching on Epic Games Store
The Epic Games Store launch gives RavenQuest a mainstream shelf that should improve discovery for new players. Availability is listed for August 15 and the page notes the initial release back on March 14, which aligns with the studio’s previous rollout. Existing accounts carry over, so current players can switch to Epic without losing progress, while newcomers can start on Epic and still access the game through the original launcher. Friction is kept low at launch, which is the right call for an MMO looking to widen its audience.
RavenQuest Launching on Epic Games Store
Treasures Below Core Features at Launch
Treasures Below is positioned as RavenQuest’s first major expansion and it arrives with a clear set of pillars. Expeditions introduce procedurally generated roguelike dungeons built around escalating risk and reward. A gemstone system extends gear customization and is tuned to shine inside those runs. The expansion also debuts two new archetypes, ballistics and naturalist, which lift the total number of possible class combinations to a headline figure that gives theory crafters room to breathe. A seasonal event called the Thaw Festival layers in time-limited activities and rewards to keep the early weeks busy.
Competitive Play and Progression Boosts
Ranked 2v2 Arena goes live with MMR-based matchmaking and seasonal leaderboards, offering a competitive path that stands alongside Expeditions. Players can queue solo or as a duo, and performance is tied to the characters they have built rather than any preset loadouts, which keeps progression meaningful. To help latecomers, the update adds a permanent catch-up system that grants double experience to Legacy Level 60. That change, combined with the expansion’s new weapons and archetypes, provides a cleaner on-ramp for anyone walking in through Epic.
RavenQuest Launching on Epic Games Store
What it Means for Players
For players stepping in through Epic, the key takeaways are access and momentum. The storefront launch raises visibility for search terms like RavenQuest Epic Games Store and Treasures Below expansion, while the catch up system and Arena provide clear goals within the first weeks. Veterans gain new class routes through Ballistics and Naturalist, as well as a reason to revisit progression thanks to gemstones and Expedition risk modifiers. The ability to swap archetypes without starting over supports build experimentation, which is often the lifeblood of a sandbox MMORPG. If server populations grow as expected, queue times for 2v2 and social economies such as crafting and trading should benefit from the added traffic.
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