While developer Pearl Abyss is certainly very happy about the commercial success of Crimson Desert and has further plans for it, including an imminent DLC and a Nintendo Switch 2 port, the studio has also begun shifting personnel to DokeV, its next big release. In the Pearl Abyss Q2 2026 Q&A, the South Korean developer revealed to be targeting a launch in the second half of 2028, with playable demos (presumably at conventions) available in the second half of next year. DokeV is progressing smoothly by leveraging the development assets and production experience accumulated from our previous projects. Having moved […]
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