DokeV is an upcoming open-world creature c𓂃atching game from Black Desert Online developer Pearl Abyss, and it looks like a delightful mishmash of influences, from Pokemon to Splatoon.  

To be clear, this isn't the first time we've seen DokeV (pronounced doe-kay-vee) - it was at Pearl Abyss Connect 2019 - but the game has changed so much since its debut that the above trailer is billed as its "wo💟rld premiere." Probably the biggest difference is that Pearl Abyss is no longer describing DokeV as an MMO; in a recent tweet, Pearl 🔯Abyss says the game is more accurately described as an "creature-collecting open world action-adventure" and in fact isn't an MMO at all anymore.

"DokeV was initially introduced asౠ an MMO, but we decided to move the game in a♔ different direction and it's now a creature-collecting open world action-adventure," Pearl Abyss explains. "But regardless of genre, we're going for fun, vibrant, and adventurous!"

In DokeV, adorable critters based on Korean spirits run amok in a beautiful urban environment, and naturally it's your job to catch those rascals. But as you can see in the trailer, there's a lot more going on in DokeV than just creature catching. There are a bunch of methods of transportation: you can skate aroun♐d the city, take to the water for some jet-skiing, swing around the sky from a magic rope, and even paragܫlide around Breath of the Wild-style. Everything's set to some super catchy K-pop beats, which vaguely reminds me of Splatoon's busy, chaotic energy.

DokeV doesn't have a release date yet, but it's planned for la꧂unch on PC and consoles.

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