Playable build 0.1
Concept art
A new life.Three destinies.
A story-driven 3D fantasy RPG about rebirth, choice, and the people who remember what you do.
Actual gameplay
The world does not begin with a legend.
It begins with someone asking for help—and with your decision to answer. See exploration, class choice, dialogue, relationships, and combat from the current work-in-progress build.
Music: “Village Consort” — Kevin MacLeod, CC BY 4.0. Edited for length and mixed with game audio. Additional battle music by SubspaceAudio.
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Concept art01 — AsterfallReborn without a prophecy
You did not arrive as a legend.
After your first life ends without warning, you awaken in Asterfall with no title, prophecy, or power.
Explore the city of Elaris and South Forest, take on Guild work, form friendships and rivalries, and uncover three conflicting versions of an erased history—the Hero, the King, and the Sage.
“Your first choice is not how to save the world. It is whether to help someone.
Shape who you become
Asterfall remembers.
The current build connects story, systems, and relationships into one journey. Every image below is captured from playable gameplay.

Warrior, Archer, or Mage
Begin without a prophecy. Your class changes how you face Asterfall, not who you must become.

Your words stay with people
Relationships remember what you say, what you avoid, and when you choose to show up.

Learn. Fight. Grow stronger.
Master abilities, equipment, resources, and the rhythm of each encounter.

The wild changes after dark
Explore Elaris and South Forest as danger, atmosphere, and opportunity shift with time.
For Windows PCs and Macs. The game does not run on phones or tablets. Save this page to open on your computer.
The journey starts here
Play build 0.1 free.
Choose your Windows or Mac version below. Download build 0.1 free from itch.io. This is an early playable build, with more to come.
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