Path of Exile

Online action part-playing game

2013 video game

Path of Exile
Path of Exile Logo.png
Developer(s) Grinding Gear Games
Publisher(s)
  • WW: Grinding Gear Games
  • CHN: Tencent
  • TW: Garena[1]
  • KOR: Kakao Games[2]
Designer(south) Chris Wilson
Programmer(due south) Jonathan Rogers
Artist(due south) Erik Olofsson
Writer(s) Nick Jones
Edwin McRae
Brian Weissman
Composer(due south) Adgio Hutchings
Kamil Orman-Janowski
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows, Xbox 1, PlayStation iv, macOS
Release
  • Microsoft Windows
  • 23 Oct 2013
  • Xbox I
  • 24 Baronial 2017
  • PlayStation iv
  • 26 March 2019
  • macOS
  • eighteen September 2020
Genre(due south) Action part-playing
Style(southward) Unmarried-player, multiplayer

Path of Exile is a gratis-to-play action role-playing video game developed and published by Grinding Gear Games. Post-obit an open beta phase, the game was released for Microsoft Windows in October 2013.[3] [4] [5] [6] [7] A version for Xbox One was released in August 2017, and a PlayStation 4 version was released in March 2019.

Path of Exile takes place in the nighttime fantasy world, where the regime of the island nation of Oriath exiles people to the continent of Wraeclast, a ruined continent home to many ancient gods. Taking command of an exile, players tin choose to play every bit one of seven character classes – Marauder, Duelist, Ranger, Shadow, Witch, Templar, and Scion. Players are and then tasked with fighting their style back to Oriath, defeating ancient gods and great evils during their journey.

Gameplay [edit]

The histrion controls a single character from an overhead perspective and explores large outdoor areas and caves or dungeons, contesting monsters and fulfilling quests from not-player characters (NPCs) to proceeds feel points and equipment. The game borrows heavily from the Diablo series, particularly Diablo 2,[viii] which Path of Exile has been described as the spiritual successor of.[9] All areas aside from the central encampments are procedurally generated for increased re-playability. While all players on a single server can freely mingle in encampments, gameplay outside of encampments is highly instanced, providing every player or party with an isolated map to freely explore.[10] [11]

Players can choose from 7 bachelor classes to play equally (Duelist, Marauder, Ranger, Scion, Shadow, Templar and Witch).[12] [13] Each of these classes are aligned with one or two of the iii core attributes: Strength, Dexterity, or Intelligence. The exception is the Scion, formerly a locked prestige course released in 2013, which is aligned with all three attributes. The dissimilar classes are not restricted from investing into skills not aligned with their core attributes, merely will have easier access to skills that are aligned with their core attributes.[14] [15] Items are randomly generated from a wide diverseness of basic types and endowed with special backdrop and precious stone sockets. They come up in different rarities with increasingly powerful properties. This makes a large part of gameplay dedicated to finding well-balanced and synergistic equipment. Skill gems tin exist placed in jewel sockets of armor, weapons and some types of rings,[8] [sixteen] giving them an active skill. Every bit the character advances and levels up, the equipped skill gems also gain experience, allowing the skills themselves to level up and increase in potency.

Active skills can exist modified past items known equally Support Gems.[17] Depending upon the number of linked sockets the histrion possesses, a primary attack or skill tin can be modified with increased set on speed, faster projectiles, multiple projectiles, chaining hits, life leech, auto-cast spells on critical strike, and more. Given limits on the number of sockets, players must prioritize gem usage.[18] All classes share the same pick of i,325 passive skills,[19] from which the player tin choose one each time their character levels up, and as an occasional quest reward. These passive skills improve the cadre attributes and grant farther enhancements such equally increased Mana, Health, damage, defenses, regeneration, speed, and more. Each one of the characters kickoff on a different position on the passive skill tree. The passive skill tree is arranged in a circuitous network starting in separate trunks for each class (aligned with the permutations of the three core attributes). The role player must therefore non just focus on maximizing all modifiers related to their primary offense and defense, merely must also accept care to select the most efficient path through the passive skill tree. As of the three.0 Fall of Oriath Release, the maximum possible number of passive skill points was 123 (99 from leveling and 24 from quest rewards).[19] Each form also has admission to an Ascendancy course, which grants much stronger, specialized bonuses. Each class has three Ascendancy classes to choose from, except for the Scion, who only has one Ascendancy class that combines the elements of all other Ascendancy classes. Up to eight Clout skill points tin be assigned out of 12 or fourteen.[20]

Path of Exile is unusual amidst activity function-playing games in that in that location is no in-game currency. The game's economy is based on bartering "currency items."[21] Unlike traditional game currencies, these items take their own inherent uses (such as upgrading an item'south rarity level, rerolling affixes, or improving an item's quality) and thus provide their ain money sinks to prevent inflation. Nigh of these items are used to modify and upgrade equipment, though some identify items, create portals to town or grant skill refund points.

Leagues [edit]

The game offers several alternate play modes.[22] The following permanent leagues are available:

  • Standard – The default gameplay league. Characters who dice hither respawn in the last urban center visited (with experience loss at higher levels).
  • Hardcore (HC) – Characters cannot exist resurrected merely instead respawn back in the Standard league. This style is analogous to permadeath in other games.
  • Solo Self Found (SSF) – Characters cannot join a political party with other players, and may not merchandise with other players. This type of gameplay forces characters to find or craft their own items.

Current temporary (challenge) leagues:

  • The Sentinel league.

Other leagues are unremarkably designed for specific events. They take their own fix of rules, item accessibility and aftermath. These rules widely vary depending on the league. For instance, timed "Descent" league features another map set, new monster sets and rewards, but characters in this league are no longer available for playing after the league ends. "Turbo solo immolation" leagues, every bit another example, are running on the aforementioned maps every bit standard modes, merely with much harder monsters, no partying, replacing physical damage with fire impairment and monsters exploding on decease—and return the survivors to Hardcore league (while dead characters resurrect in Standard). Racing leagues last betwixt xxx minutes and 1 week. The permanent leagues have counterpart ladder leagues with different rulesets that last three months.

Synopsis [edit]

Setting [edit]

The game is prepare in a night fantasy world. The player starts the game waking up on the shores of Wraeclast, a continent that once was the center of a mighty empire only is now a cursed land which serves as a penal colony for criminals and other unwanted individuals from the nearby Island of Oriath. Regardless of the reasons for their exile, players must now face the unforgiving wilderness and its dangerous inhabitants amidst the crumbling ruins and bloody secrets of the Eternal Empire and the Vaal civilization that came before, and ring together with other exiles to survive.

Plot [edit]

High Templar Dominus exiles the histrion character, referred to every bit "Exile," from Oriath for some crime depending on which class the player chose. Exiles are sent to Wraeclast, a penal colony, where they kill various monsters and people who have been tormenting other exiles in Wraeclast. It is discovered that Dominus has been secretly working with his assistant Piety studying thaumaturgy and are the crusade of many of the troubles in Wraeclast. The Exile finds and kills both of them. In the process, the Exile encounters a 200-year-onetime woman chosen Dialla who explains how a thaumaturgical "Rapture Device" created by a man called Malachai is beingness used to awaken and release "The Beast". Exile travel to Highgate where they enter the Brute and kill Malachai.

Now that Wraeclast is apparently saved, the Exile return to Oriath. The successor to Dominus, High Templar Avarius, has been abusing his ordained power of divinity. The decadent templar are exercising their ability to wrest control of Oriath, enslaving a race of people known equally Karui. The Exile takes reward of the ongoing Karui slave rebellion and overthrows the templar society by killing Avarius and defeating the Templar god "Innocence". After defeating Innocence, his brother Sin returns and informs the Exile that by killing the Beast, the Exile has inadvertently acquired the old gods of the globe to reawaken. The formerly oppressed Karui are now empowered by their god Kitava and is running rampant in Oriath, destroying whatever they can find. Sin takes the Exile to fight Kitava, but the Exile fails. Sin explains that the essence of the Beast is needed to boxing Kitava - and that the Beast was his cosmos. A plan is formulated to render to Wraeclast to extract the essence from the Beast'south expressionless body and use it to stop Kitava from destroying Oriath.

Afterwards travelling through Wraeclast again and defeating the gods that have reawakened, the Exile returns to Oriath and finds that Innocence has returned. With Innocence reborn and alteration for his by mistakes, Sin and Innocence have the Exile to Kitava's lair, and with their combined force they destroy Kitava.

Development [edit]

Path of Exile began when a minor group of action part-playing game enthusiasts became frustrated by the lack of new releases in the genre and decided to develop their ain game. It was adult under the radar for three years before being publicly announced on i September 2010.[23] In the time since then, Grinding Gear Games has published a number of development posts on their website ranging from screen shots of new classes, monsters, and skills to presentations of game play or technical aspects.

The game'southward pb designer is Chris Wilson. He said the team drew inspiration from several before games, including activity office-playing games such as the Diablo series (particularly Diablo II), Titan Quest, and Dungeon Siege, the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering, the massively multiplayer online office-playing game Guild Wars, and the role-playing video game franchise Final Fantasy (particularly the Materia system of Terminal Fantasy Seven and the Sphere Grid arrangement of Final Fantasy X).[24]

Blastoff started around June 2010, and concluded when 0.nine.0 was released in August 2011. Following a period nether closed beta which players could pay to join, the developers started an open beta (ver. 0.10.0) on 23 Jan 2013 which was costless to play with purchasable microtransactions. The game was patched for release version 1.0.0 on 23 October 2013. On this date, it was also made available on Steam.[25] The game continues to be updated with new content and fixes on roughly a monthly basis.[26]

The developers of Path of Exile stated that one of their core goals is to provide a genuinely gratuitous-to-play game financed simply by "upstanding micro-transactions".[27] Players can create multiple accounts and even have more than than ane logged in at a time. Path of Exile mainly offers cosmetic detail skins for players willing to spend money on the game, but it does as well gate specific business relationship features such as semi-automatic public trading inventories or boosted character slots backside a paywall. It is likewise possible for players to pay to create private, invite-only leagues, each secluded in its own economy. On eighteen January 2017, Grinding Gear Games announced they would be expanding into the panel marketplace.[28] [29]

During closed beta, by 21 January 2013, Path of Exile received United states$2.2m in crowd-sourced contributions.[30]

During Exilecon in November 2019, Grinding Gear Games announced that a version of the game for mobile devices was too in development within their studio. I of the chief topics discussed in the reveal video was the current trend in gratis-to-play mobile business models (such as "pay-to-win microtransactions, time gates, energy confined, random nag screens, notifications, video ads") and that POE Mobile would aim to avoid that approach, and retain the total gameplay of the desktop version.[31] [32] However, it was also stated that the mobile version was "experimental" and that continued development will be dependent upon the feedback from fans.[32]

The game started with DirectX graphic rendering which supports a wide assortment of video cards. During Delirium league, February 2020, Grinding Gear Games (GGG) released a beta support version of Vulkan graphic rendering with the goal of providing more consistent game play and to collect feedback from players to meliorate the new style through bug reports.[33] Vulkan support implementation provided a smoother feel, reducing the number of times the games frames-per-2nd would drop or lesser out during loftier intensity game play. Vulkan beta back up continued into Harvest with updates at the start of the league but negatively affected performance. Another release late into the Harvest league with 300+ changes that affects both DirectX and Vulkan beta back up are yet waiting for feedback.[34]

In September 2020 through patch 3.eleven.2, Grinding Gear Games released a substantial code quality refactoring which required a full game download to deploy. The release includes: optimized hereafter game patching for stand-solitary and Steam game store versions, game file storage which improves HDD game load time, compressed and sharper texture quality, audio quality improvements, graphic engine improvements, a kickoff-ever Apple macOS version release and Ballsy Game Store version release.[35] [ non-primary source needed ]

Expansions [edit]

Patch Championship Release date Notes
1.0 Path of Exile (full release) 23 October 2013 In October of 2013, Path of Exile officially launched leaving what had been Open Beta, the launch was an expansion that changed the shape of the game. Originally Open Beta version 0.x.0 in January 2013 marked the bespeak where Path of Exile was opened to the public as a gratuitous-to-play game. Half manner through the Open Beta the first pair of Challenge Leagues were released Chaos and Onslaught, with the official launch of the game new Challenge Leagues launched aslope the release Domination and Nemesis. The launch of the game introduced the second half of Human action 3 (six new world areas) and made Dominus the final boss of the game, it introduced the seventh graphic symbol class the Scion and more.[36]
1.i Cede of the Vaal five March 2014 Path of Exile 's first digital expansion, Sacrifice of the Vaal, was released on 5 March 2014.[37] [38] The expansion included new bosses, currency, areas, Deadfall and Invasion leagues, and PvP modes.[39] [forty] Shrines from Domination and Nemesis mods on monsters have been added to the core game.[41]
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Forsaken Masters 20 August 2014 The 2nd expansion, Forsaken Masters, was announced on 31 July 2014 and released on 20 August 2014.[42] [43] Information technology comes with a host of new features, including crafting, recruitable NPCs chosen Masters (who remain at the player's hideout offering them daily training missions and specialized items), customized personal hideouts, reworked passive skill tree, new gems, Beyond and Binge were leagues in 1.2, former Ambush and Invasion content added to core game and more.[44]

The adjacent major patch, ane.3, was considered role of the expansion,[45] which adds another NPC, the PVP Primary, Leo, new leagues Bloodlines and Torment, new gems and more than. Former Binge and Beyond content added to cadre game.[46]

ii.0 The Awakening 10 July 2015 The Awakening, entered airtight beta on 20 April 2015 and fully released on 10 July 2015. Information technology includes the addition of a fourth Act containing new map tilesets, quests, and monsters.[47] [48] Other additions include new skills and items, passive skill tree sockets and jewels, item filters, two new challenge leagues, and game residual.[49] [50] Also an optional "Lockstep" way was added in an endeavour to fix the desync network synchronization issues at the cost of latency.[51] The ii new challenge leagues were Warbands and Tempest.[52] Bloodlines and Torment content was added to the core game.[53]
2.ane Talisman 11 Dec 2015 The expansion[36] update added the Standard and Hardcore version of the Talisman challenge leagues, the first league to be shared beyond Standard and Hardcore instead of in that location being two leagues in parallel. It was the starting time of a rough three month expansion schedule for the game. This update too added twelve new gems.[54] [55]
2.2 Ascendancy four March 2016 The expansion included more than the usual new items and new skills adding 19 clout classes.[56] This expansion was besides timed to be made live at the same time as the Perandus claiming leagues. The ascendancy classes are each tied to one of the base classes, with three clout classes for each base class, except the Scion which only has one clout class. Each of these new classes incorporate its ain unique ascendancy skill tree to accelerate. These new skill trees are much smaller than the base classes full-blown passive trees, simply provide a unique specification to one's class not previously seen in the game.[57] [58]
2.three Prophecy three June 2016 The expansion[36] introduced the Prophecy league, it also introduced the Endgame Labyrinth, five new skills and more.[59]
2.iv Atlas of Worlds 2 September 2016 The expansion introduced a new end-game, 30 new maps and 19 new bosses.[lx] Besides started the 3-month Essence challenge league.[61] Previous Prophecy league system added to the core game.[62]
two.5 Alienation 2 Dec 2016 The expansion[36] introduced the Breach league.[63] Essence league content added to the core game.[64]
ii.6 Legacy 3 March 2017 The expansion[65] featured the Legacy challenge leagues that paid homage to the leagues and items of the by.[66]
3.0 Autumn of Oriath four Baronial 2017 The expansion added six new acts and was the largest expansion released to date.[67] The expansion replaced savage and merciless difficulties with Acts V-X. A new Character Choice Screen was added. A assistance panel has been created for players to employ as well as eight new Vaal side areas with new bosses. There is as well a new passive skill tree planning system. There are three new skill gems and numerous support gems added as well. 24 new unique items have been added, five of them existence designed by supporters of the game.[68] The areas of the get-go five acts are revisited with changes to the environs that were the result of the players' actions. The Pantheon system has likewise been added, where a actor can obtain interchangeable buffs from boss gods plant in the new content.[69] The associated league of iii.0 patch is Harbinger. Alienation added in maps past default.[70] [71]
3.1 War for the Atlas 8 December 2017 The expansion was revealed on 16 November 2017,[72] and released on 8 December 2017. Information technology focused on overhauling the "Atlas of Worlds" end-game organisation, adding 32 new maps, as well every bit other new items[73] including x new gems. Alongside the expansion the Abyss challenge league was introduced.[74]
3.2 Bestiary 3 February 2018 The expansion[65] added the Bestiary league, the uber elder encounter, new gems and more than.[75] Abyss was added to the cadre game.[76]
3.3 Incursion 6 June 2018 A Vaal-themed expansion that features the Incursion league, new gems and reworked twenty existing gems.[77]
3.4 Delve 31 August 2018 The expansion features an space dungeon and socketable currency items, new skill gems and more.[78]
3.v Betrayal 7 Dec 2018 The Betrayal expansion and league was revealed on 13 November 2018,[79] and was released on 7 December 2018.[80] The Betrayal expansion offered a rework of in-game systems: the Principal, crafting system besides as other content.[81] The leagues Bestiary, Incursion and the Delve became permanent mechanics in the Betrayal expansion.[79]
three.6 Synthesis eight March 2019 The expansion contains the Synthesis challenge league, new gems, a complete rebalance of spells, an integrated version of the Betrayal league and more.[82]
3.seven Legion 7 June 2019 The expansion contains the Legion challenge league, new gems, a game-wide overhaul of melee combat and more.[83]
iii.8 Blight six September 2019 The expansion contains the Blight challenge league, 3 revamped balance archetypes with new skills and support gems, integration of Legion and the boss fights from Synthesis into the cadre game and more.[84]
3.9 Conquerors of the Atlas thirteen December 2019 The expansion overhauled the end-game arrangement. It also shipped with bow attacks rebalance and new bow skills. At the same time the temporary league of 3.nine would exist Metamorph.[85] Bane mechanics added to the cadre game.[86]
three.10 Delirium xiii March 2020 The expansion contains the Delirium challenge league, the new Cluster Gem organization, new skills and support gems, new unique items, and further improvements to the Atlas endgame.[87] [88] Metamorph mechanics added to the cadre game.[89]
three.11 Harvest 19 June 2020 Harvest adds a new NPC named Oshabi who is cultivating the Sacred Grove where you establish seeds, grow them into monsters and impale them for items, crafting, and life-force. The expansion adds new crafting options, viii new skills, two new support gems, revamps of Ii-handed Weapons, Warcry skills, Brands, Slams and the Passive Skill Tree itself. In addition, twelve new unique items were introduced, as well equally a rebalancing of over l existing ones.[ninety] Former Delirium league integrated to the cadre game.[91]
iii.12 Heist 18 September 2020 The expansion introduced Heist league[92] as well as other features such as rework of expletive and "Steel" skills that can exist use by in-game actor graphic symbol. The studio also started the public beta access of their MacOS port. The Heist mechanic of the league, which added to the core game in three.13, introduced the ability to hires combat NPC to perform special role in a heist, likewise equally new unique item subset called "Replica" and new skill precious stone that have alternative skill effect.[93]
3.13 Echoes of the Atlas 16 January 2021 Echoes of the Atlas expansion reworked the end game "Atlas of Worlds" system by introducing atlas passive skill, 11 new end-game map areas and new end-game tiptop boss, the Maven. The patch likewise reworked some of the Ascendancy character classes equally well equally a new finish game mechanic, Maven'due south Invitation, that deals with fighting multiple bosses at the same time. The associated temporary league of the patch is Ritual, which introduced new item basetypes.[94] [95] [96] Versions of sometime leagues Harvest and Heist are incorporated into the core game.[95]
3.14 Ultimatum 16 April 2021 The expansion introduced Ultimatum league likewise equally overhauling the loot of past leagues content that incorporated into core game in the past.[97] Ritual was also added to the core game.[98]
three.fifteen Expedition 23 July 2021 The expansion contains the Trek claiming league, four new NPC traders, nineteen new skill and support gems, a massive residuum changes to make the game more than challenging, including a total rework of the flask system and more[99]
three.16 Scourge 22 October 2021 The expansion contains the Scourge claiming league, a rework to the passive skill tree including the add-on of Passive Skill Masteries, new skill gems, the Expediton league going core, retiring the Perandus league, improvements to the Atlas endgame, new social club features and more than.[100]
three.17 Siege of the Atlas 4 Feb 2022 In the expansion two new Eldritch Horrors threaten to consume the Atlas of Worlds. Bring together Commander Kirac's militia and defend the Atlas and Wraeclast itself confronting these celestial foes. This big endgame expansion contains new Atlas systems, pinnacle bosses, one gigantic Atlas passive skill tree, Eldritch implicit endgame crafting, new unique items, the Archnemesis challenge league, the Prophecy mechanic is removed from the game with many rewards moved to other content and much more than.[101] [102]
3.18 Lookout 13 May 2022 The expansion contains the Sentinel challenge league, 20 atlas keystone passives, seven uber version boss fights, new pinnacle unique items, revamped monster modifiers taken from the Archnemesis league mechanics and some Bloodlines and Nemesis mechanics which are removed as leagues from the cadre game, game controller support and more.[103] [104]
four.0 Path of Exile 2 Beta 2023

Full 2024[105]

Announced in 2019, Path of Exile 2 features a new vii-act storyline that is bachelor alongside the original campaign. Both the current and new storyline lead to the same shared endgame. Path of Exile 2 will retain all expansion content that has been created and introduces a new skill system, ascendancy classes, and engine improvements.[106]

Reception [edit]

Path of Exile received "generally favorable reviews" according to review aggregator Metacritic.[107] Critics praised the innovations to the activity role-playing systems from its predecessors such as the Diablo series.[109] [111] [112] Destructoid 's Patrick Hancock praised the globe design, remarking that it "has a grimy, grungy, uncomfortable feel to it that constantly makes the thespian feel slightly off just for inhabiting it".[109]

Kyle Hillard of Game Informer was critical on how the game "throws a lot at you with lilliputian direction", calculation that "the experience is not friendly to newcomers".[111] Eurogamer was not impressed by the graphics and presentation, saying that "Path of Exile doesn't have Torchlight ii 's sense of mode or Diablo three 'south polish".

Path of Exile was named 2013 PC Game of the Year by GameSpot,[121] and best PC role-playing game of 2013 past IGN.[122] By February 2014, the game had v million registered players.[123] IGN's Leif Johnson remarked how Path of Exile was "into far darker territory than I'd seen in other contemporary action-RPGs".[114]

In 2020, it won the award for "Best Evolving Game" at the 16th British Academy Games Awards.[124]

Sequel [edit]

In November 2019, Grinding Gear Games announced the sequel, Path of Exile two during their Exilecon. Previously known as Path of Exile four.0.0 (working championship), the sequel introduced a new seven human action storyline campaign with a major overhaul of the engine and gameplay. However, both Path of Exile and Path of Exile 2 share the same game client and stop-game system, leaving the player a choice to play the Path of Exile or the sequel campaigns before reaching the cease-game. Players tin also interact with each other regardless of their pick of campaign.

A Beta version of Path of Exile two was expected to release in "very late" 2020.[125] Yet, information technology was delayed due to COVID-19 lockdown in New Zealand also equally Mainland china and the residuum of the earth where the outsourcing companies are located. It is now expected to release in 2024.[105]

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