The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin Launching Worldwide this Year

Netmarble announced that The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is releasing worldwide on various platforms in 2025. This upcoming open-world action-adventure collectible RPG is going to be available for PC via Steam and exclusively on PlayStation 5 for consoles. It's also coming out on mobile via the App Store and Google Play.

The game is based on the popular Japanese manga and anime The Seven Deadly Sins. The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin follows the success of The Seven Deadly Sins: GRAND CROSS, a RPG which has managed to exceed 70 million downloads worldwide. The game is developed by the same team and features a multiverse storyline which is original to the game. It offers players the chance to experience an expansive open world across the continent of Britannia where they can collect heroes from The Seven Deadly Sins and Four Knights of the Apocalypse. Players can customize their combat style and shape their adventure.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin has been optimized to deliver a premium open-world RPG experience across different platforms. At launch, the studio shared in a statement that that game supports 12 languages and thus ensures accessibility for players around the world.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin follows the epic journey of Tristan and Tioreh. As they travel across the continent of Britannia, they encounter familiar characters from the series, like Meliodas, as they engage in intense battles and lighthearted adventures.

Official Brand Site

As part of the announcement, the studio has unveiled a new brand site that highlights the high-quality visuals and richly immersive world of the game as an open-world RPG. The site also introduces key characters along with major locations and objects from The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin. All of these are brought to life through vivid 3D animation based on in-game graphics. It offers visitors a comprehensive look into the narrative and gameplay experience of The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin.

Pre-order of the game is now available for the PC version via Steam. Mobile pre-registration via the App Store and Google Play is slated to begin at a later time. For the PlayStation version, those excited can wishlist it on PlayStation.com.