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Crystals of Irm Comes to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on 21 January

Crystals of Irm, an old-school dungeon-crawling RPG from David Schütze and Deck13 Spotlight, comes to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on 21 January 2027.

A first-person view of a green stone dungeon chamber with a glowing font, and three party members shown in the side panel
Crystals of Irm comes to Xbox on 21 January 2027. Image: Deck13 Spotlight

Hybrid RPG Crystals Of Irm is coming to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on 21 January 2027.

Publisher Deck13 Spotlight and developer David Schütze confirmed the date today alongside a new trailer. The game is not yet listed on the Xbox Store, so a price has not been set, and it has not been announced for Game Pass.

Crystals Of Irm on Xbox at a glance

  • Release date: 21 January 2027
  • Formats: Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One
  • Developer: David Schütze
  • Publisher: Deck13 Spotlight
  • Price: To be confirmed
  • Game Pass: Not announced

Dungeons, grid battles and a bit of fishing

You lead a party of three heroes through the land of Irm, dropping into dungeons for loot, spells and plenty of monsters. Combat is built around fast-paced, movement-based grid battles, and the game mixes first-person dungeon crawling with what Deck13 Spotlight and Schütze describe as bullet-hell battles.

Away from the dungeons, there is an overworld to explore. You can visit cities, quarries, mines and farms, talk to the locals, or just stop for a spot of fishing. Deck13 Spotlight describes it as a retro-inspired RPG that mixes first-person dungeon crawling with those movement-based battles.

When can I play it?

Crystals Of Irm arrives on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on 21 January 2027. We’ll update this when it appears on the Xbox Store with a price.

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Written by

Duncan Baxter

Duncan Baxter runs Cloudy with Games and its YouTube channel from the UK. He covers Xbox news, what's joining and leaving Game Pass, Play Anywhere & Cloud support, and which games are actually worth your time. The Xbox 360 got him back into gaming, and he's been happily losing evenings to cosy games and Assassin's Creed ever since. Find him on YouTube and X at @cloudywithgames.