Players design their own character as a persistent avatar which they may bring into battle. It can have a custom size, shape, clothing, and facial features to suit the player's preferences.

The avatar's choice of weapons and armour will affect its base stats, and which abilities it may access from the large pool available. The mastery of the game is intended to be in its "RPG-style" character creation. During a match, players can level up the skills they chose as a form of temporary progression.

There are expected to be three lanes and two jungles, with a neutral area near the center of each lane which may be captured.

Characters from various worlds are summoned to fight together in Albion, a techno-magic themed world. The game will have a Japanese voiceover.

Map objectives include capture points which allow players to teleport to lanes, and a unique pit shape for boss monsters.

Aims to capture the feeling of Paragon, while improving on a number of core mechanics in the game.

It entered alpha testing in March 2019, with a second wave of tests from July 2020. Presently it is in early access on Steam.

Omeda Studios raised a $2.2M funding round in March 2021, and have taken on Steve Superville (former Game Director of Paragon) as an advisor.

Gameplay takes place on a 3D planet, with lanes from the north to south poles. The planet slowly rotates, and players need to stay on the "sunny" half to survive. Also, map objectives become physically inaccessible or disappear for a while, as new ones are steadily rotated in. This creates a natural pacing for when objectives will come up, and pressures teams with the advantage to claim as much as possible from the map before it vanishes into the dusk.

The heroes are sci-fi interpretations of the greek gods, and several of them can fly by default. This is balanced as one of the "summoner spells" in the game can temporarily disable flight.

Ascendant One was developed in Korea using the Unreal Engine.

A recreation of Paragon, announced two months before the official assets were made available by Epic Games in March 2018. Approximately 10 months into the project, various internal issues led to the team's dissolution.

Drops you into a community that is overwhelmingly positive, and interested in everyone's personal growth as leaders and team players. This game makes teams feel like teams.

The game will ship with a co-op lane-pushing survival mode, as well as extensive tools for modding and creating new lane-pushing games.

Its lead designer is Softmints: author of this site and two previous lane-pushing games: Dota Outland and Rise of Winterchill (2007).