Grinding Gear Games Announces New Online Transmission for Path of Exile

Path of Exile's "Keepers of the Flame" Expansion Revealed in GGG Live Stream

Grinding Gear Games (GGG) is set to unveil Path of Exile's latest expansion, Keepers of the Flame, during a special "GGG Live" broadcast. The event will stream live on October 23 at 4 PM Brasilia time on the game's official Twitch channel. GGG has released a teaser for those seeking a preview. Path of Exile is a free-to-play online action RPG, developed by dedicated players, and set in the dark world of Wraeclast. Players assume the role of an exile, striving for survival and power to confront those responsible for their banishment. The game features fast-paced combat, powerful gear, and a deep character customization system. Grinding Gear Games designed Path of Exile to be free-to-play and to never be pay-to-win.

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