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Home » News » DreadXP Announces The Secret of Weepstone, A Nostalgic, Hand-Drawn Dungeon Crawler

DreadXP Announces The Secret of Weepstone, A Nostalgic, Hand-Drawn Dungeon Crawler

But Why Tho?By But Why Tho?08/13/20252 Mins Read
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Talesworth Game Studio and publisher DreadXP unveil a nostalgic new dungeon-crawling RPG, The Secret of Weepstone, and you’ll need to roll the dice just to survive. This hand-drawn, black-and-white adventure transports players back to the golden age of old-school role-playing, where menacing monsters, hidden treasures, and long-forgotten secrets await.

What is The Secret of Weepstone?

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In the forsaken village of Weepstone, a crumbling keep casts a long shadow over a once-thriving settlement. Lord Byron, haunted by night terrors, lies ill and bedridden with no champions to call upon. With no heroes in sight, the village’s commonfolk must rise to the challenge, confront the unknown powers plaguing their home, and uncover the secrets hidden within the ancient walls. This is not a tale of heroes, but a story of those who must fight to survive.

Announced Game Features

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  • Black and white lineart style influenced by the early days of TTRPG’s.
  • Roll the dice for combat and skill checks.
  • Face traps, puzzles, secrets, and more as you delve into unknown depths.
  • Fight a menagerie of foes, each rendered in hand-drawn black and white art.
  • Outfit your party with weapons, equipment, and magic items.
  • Embrace the inevitability of death, and gain unique “Mortal Favors” whenever characters die.
  • Guide a party of up to eight members, filling your ranks with common villagers, battle-worn adventurers, possible heretics, and more.
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About the developers

Talesworth Game Studio, founded by game designer Sean Gailey (World of Talesworth, Talesworth Adventure), is driven by a passion for innovation in both design and style. The studio’s current project, The Secret of Weepstone, is a black-and-white dungeon crawler that pays homage to the tabletop games of the early ’80s.

The Secret of Weepstone will release in 2026 on PC.

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