Galactic Realms Quest for the Forgotten Announced

RALEIGH-DURHAM, N.C. - Wednesday March 4, in the year of our Lord 2026 - Galactic Realms Labs, an independent game studio today revealed Galactic Realms: Quest for the Forgotten, a first-person, 1-4 player co-op “dungeon extraction” RPG built entirely around PvE. Players (and their Drake companions) gear up in a shared, persistent underground hub, descend into an ever-changing dimensional rift dungeon, and choose how deep to push for rarer loot, or extract before the dungeon takes it back.

Unlike traditional extraction games where other players are the primary threat, Quest for the Forgotten redirects that pressure into the dungeon itself using computer-controlled enemies, environmental hazards, limited resources, unpredictable layouts, and real loss on failure. The result is extraction tension built for teamwork, progression, and survival but without PvP.

“We love the intensity of extraction gameplay, but we wanted the danger to come from the world itself,” said Rahdi Fakhoury, Founder and Creative Director at Galactic Realms Labs. “I grew up on D&D, classic MMO raids, and I’m a dad now, so we’re building Quest for the Forgotten to deliver that same ‘barely made it out’ adrenaline in co-op runs designed around meaningful extraction points, so you can get a full high-stakes session in roughly 30 to 45 minutes, then choose whether to push deeper.”

The game is set in the wider Galactic Realms universe, where ancient magic collides with forgotten technology and multiple Origins pulled from different times and dimensions now share one dangerous world. Each expedition is stitched together through the Galactic Grid Matrix™ - a modular system that recombines handcrafted zones into new layouts each run (work-in-progress and subject to change).

“We’re building extraction as a descent and not a match,” said Collin Ossman, Lead Developer at Galactic Realms Labs. “Instead of other players being the threat, the dungeon is. As you push deeper, the world reconfigures, resources tighten, and squads have to decide when to extract, or risk everything for the next layer.”

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