SealChain Call of Blood is coming soon to PC, and it could be a good pick for those who love to spend their time with roguelike deckbuilders.
While there have been previous playtests, the full launch will offer additional features that we haven’t been able to enjoy in the past. This guide will help keep track of the upcoming launch so that you can jump in the moment SealChain Call of Blood goes live.
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SealChain Call of Blood release countdown
SealChain Call of Blood goes live worldwide on Friday, Feb. 20. The following countdown will go live once the game is released on Steam.
The countdown is based on the following timings.
- 3am PT
- 5am CT
- 6am ET
- 11am UTC
- 12pm CET
The timings are based on the information available on SteamDB. I will duly update the timings if there is any change before the actual launch (unlikely at this hour).
What to expect from SealChain Call of Blood
SealChain Call of Blood is a roguelike where items can be combined to form chain reactions. You can also use them to create seals that grant you special effects. You have to use the power of the seals to cleanse the land of all the evils.
The core gameplay revolves around different items. How you use these items will depend on you and vary across runs. While combining the items to form chain reactions is just one side, you can also use them to enhance different attributes. Certain items will also resonate to create additional effects.
You can also enjoy different playable characters, and all of them have unique builds, skills, armor, and weapons. Then, set up unique builds for your character, and bring them to complete world events that will help you get more rewards. Additionally, you’ll meet different NPCs in SealChain Call of Blood. Some of them will try to cause you harm, while others will try to help you.
Unlike typical roguelikes, SealChain Call of Blood doesn’t put any artificial limitations. You can have as much power for your character as you want, and stack all the abilities as many times as you need.
