Soulslike action RPG FOUNTAINS coming to PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch in 2026 alongside new DLC - Gematsu

What the report says
Gematsu reports that publisher Crunching Koalas and developer John Pywell plan to bring FOUNTAINS to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch in 2026. The console versions are expected to arrive alongside new downloadable content, though the report does not provide details on the DLC’s contents, pricing, or exact release date.
FOUNTAINS is described as a Soulslike action RPG set in a seamless, interconnected world with Metroidvania-style progression. According to the overview provided by Crunching Koalas, players control a hooded stranger who has been imprisoned by a tyrannical regime and must navigate a war-torn empire tied to the legend of the Fountain of Youth. The game first launched for PC via Steam on December 20, 2024.
The publisher’s description emphasizes demanding combat built around precise timing, quick reactions, and enemies that punish mistakes, while also noting that adjustable difficulty settings are included. Exploration is framed as a central part of the experience, with new items, powers, and upgrades opening previously unreachable parts of the world.
The game also includes an online message system, allowing players to leave hints or misleading notes for others. The console announcement matters because it expands the game beyond PC to all current major console platforms, potentially giving the indie action RPG a wider audience while pairing that rollout with fresh post-launch content.
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