Netherworld Covenant

Netherworld Covenant is a dark fantasy 3D isometric action roguelike built around precision combat and powers from spectral companions. You play as the survivor of a catastrophic disaster, wielding the Nether Lantern, a forbidden artifact that bridges the mortal realm and the netherworld. Use it to forge pacts with deceased allies and venture through procedurally generated labyrinths to confront corrupted heroes and demonic lords.

Precision combat

Combat rewards careful timing, resource use and positioning rather than frenetic combos. You parry and dodge attacks, use Ethereal Dash to evade, then counter with lethal strikes.

Soul companions

Four spectral allies offer different combat strategies: Swordsman, Ranger, Guardian and Rogue. Their abilities let you phase through obstacles, ambush enemies from the netherworld or avoid fatal blows by shifting dimensions.

The borderland camp

At a camp between worlds, you meet spectral allies, forge weapons tainted with demonic blood and stockpile resources. Fragmented dialogues help you piece together the truth behind the calamity, while the fate of your comrades’ souls remains at stake: you can redeem them or remain caught between life and death.

Enemies and bosses

The labyrinths pit you against bosses corrupted by malevolent soul energy, including fallen lords, once-noble knights, primordial demons and entities from the dimensional void.

Classes and weapons

The game adds five playable classes: Berserker, Mage, Hunter, Shield Guard and Useless Person. Four added weapons are the Double-Bladed Axe, Staff, Bow and Spear.

Modes and progression

Two added game modes are Boss Rush and Chaos Mode; two added difficulty modes are Iron Crown Frenzy and Corruption Mode. Chapters 5 and 6 complete the story’s progression and ending animation.

Systems and additions

The Aura and Relic systems have been significantly expanded and restructured. The game also adds variety to random events, accessories and secondary weapons, along with four character skins. More than 50 optimizations cover character mobility, resource allocation and balance adjustments.