"Armello" is done and is already gearing for a full release later this year. Early Access is also available until the first of August.

Independent game developer and publisher, League of Geeks, has announced that their role-playing strategy video game, "Armello," is ready for a full release after four years in development. The game will land on computers running on Windows, Mac, and Linux plus console, Sony PlayStation 4 this Sept. 1. An Early Access to the game can also be purchased until Aug. 1.

The PC and PS4 versions will retail for $19.99. It also comes with a special four-pack promo, where a group of four can buy four "Armello" copies for the price of three. People who bought their copies via Early Access for $24.99 will have additional Early Access-exclusive content, such as "Armello" soundtrack digital copy, in-game dice, and an Early Access badge.

"Armello" is a digital port of the fantasy table-top game of the same title. The game involves a dice and cards that have specific actions. It is a turn-based game which allows players to assume any character from an animal clan.

There are initially four playable Heroes: 1) Rabbit Clan's Amber, the Far Seeker - has the Tomb Raider ability to churn out better outcomes when Exploring, 2) Rat Clan's Mercurio, the Grinning Blade - has the Scoundrel ability to steal gold from a Settlement owner, 3) Sana, the Forest Sister - has the Priestess ability used when battling corrupted creatures and 4) Thane, the Winter Wolf - has the ability to counter enemy Shields put out for Burned in Battle cards.

League of Geeks has recently announced that there will be two new playable characters once the game has been fully released. Zosha, the Whisperer and a female, is from the Rat Clan and her strength lies on stealth and attacks, although she has a weak defense while Barnaby, Screwloose, from the Rabbit Clan as well, can swap items from his inventory at any point of the game.

PC gamers can access the game now until Aug 1 for $24.99. Everyone else can purchase the game for $19.99 on Sept. 1.