Fans of The Seven Deadly Sins already have access to the continent of Britannia in manga, anime, turn-based RPG and idle adventure forms. But in Netmarble’s The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, you can now roam, loot and fight across the realm in true open-world fashion.

Here's a look at what charming adventure awaits.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin builds the kind of vivid, breathing world you hope to find in any open-world game. From sweeping plains to dense forests to the lively, bustling cities, every corner of Britannia is rich with detail.

Scale walls, leap from great heights and glide to what catches your eye. Discover and collect hidden treasures, puzzles and resources. The anime-quality cutscenes blend so naturally into gameplay that the line between watching and playing just melts away.

The land of Britannia is teeming with creatures and demons. Don’t worry though – they’re no match for the familiar faces from The Seven Deadly Sins franchise who will join your party.

In combat, the tag system lets you fight with both exciting action and strategic planning. When a character’s health is in the red, or if you need a specific skill from another teammate that would suit the situation, simply swap them in mid-fight. That freedom to adjust your fights on the go is what makes every encounter feel fresh.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin has one more hook that fans of the original simply can’t pass up: an entirely original story. Tristan, the son of Meliodas and Elizabeth, takes centre stage as the protagonist, and the narrative unfolds in the timeline between The Seven Deadly Sins and The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse.

This game kicks off when a mysterious phenomenon brings characters from the original story's timeline into the present world of the game. If you’ve followed the manga series and its previous games, you’ll find plenty of moments that reward that history.