Project Pantheon is all set for its second Closed Alpha, and it’s about to be a big one. Wolcen Studio has revealed key new features, including a powerful new weapon, movement upgrades, and customizations. However, even though the devs have been quite open about the new content coming to the title, they have yet to confirm the release date.
In this article, we have shared everything you can expect from the upcoming Project Pantheon update.
What to expect from Project Pantheon’s Closed Alpha 2

The highlight of the Closed Alpha 2 is the addition of the Staff, a new magical weapon. This weapon focuses on a playstyle that revolves around magic-type attacks. With the addition of new weapons, improved gear customization, and the choice of specific abilities to equip on weapons and armor, you will have a lot of freedom in combat.
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Movement and evasion are also receiving major upgrades. The dodge-roll is now a default ability, making it easier to avoid enemy attacks. Previously tied to defensive skills, this change means all players will have access to quick and responsive dodges right from the start.
Alongside this, traversal in general has been fine-tuned, with reduced input lag and smoother animations. The game’s hub area is also evolving. The Sanctuary — originally a simple base — has been expanded into a completely explorable 3D space where you can craft runes, customize gear, and track achievements.

Combat is set to become even more intense with the arrival of a new enemy faction, the Hamförir. This monstrous group will introduce fresh combat challenges, making things a little harder for you.
To complement these battles, new high-risk, high-reward dungeons are being added. These zones will house exclusive loot and tough fights, making sure that players looking for a challenge will find plenty to test their skills.
Other key improvements include a revamped HP system with segmented health and redesigned shields, offering more clarity and strategy in combat. Match pacing has also been adjusted, with enemy placements and loot distribution fine-tuned for a more balanced experience.
Finally, bug fixes and quality-of-life updates round out the package, making for a smoother and more polished game overall. With the second Closed Alpha arriving soon, Project Pantheon is shaping up to be a title with a lot to look forward to.