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Dead Party Launches on Steam for Four-Player Co-op

Snail Games USA has released Dead Party, a co-op action game developed by Radiation Blue, on Windows PC via Steam.

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Why it matters

Dead Party enters Steam at 15 percent off until November 6 with PS5 and Xbox versions still to come, so the PC launch is the first test of whether its four-player base defense holds up before the console rollout.

Dead Party Launches on Steam for Four-Player Co-op

Key Facts

  • Snail Games USA released Dead Party on Windows PC via Steam.
  • Radiation Blue developed Dead Party.
  • Dead Party supports up to four players with online and local multiplayer.
  • Dead Party is 15 percent off until November 6.
  • A PS5 and Xbox Series X|S release is planned.

Four players defend a base from undead invaders tied to a mysterious UFO, using barricades, traps, weapons, and music, which is a weakness shared by all undead. The game has four modes and both online and local multiplayer. A PS5 and Xbox Series X|S release is planned.

Dead Party comes from developer Radiation Blue and publisher Snail Games USA. The setup is a Halloween night overrun by undead, with four heroes holding a base against invaders that appear alongside a mysterious UFO.

Narrow indoor spaces are the heroes' advantage. Players destroy furniture to gather resources, learn the map, and build barricades. Undead types have distinct behavior patterns, and music is a weakness shared by all of them. Four modes cover extermination through music, broadcasting repelling radio waves, shooting down UFOs with undead skulls, and wave survival. Online and local multiplayer are both supported.

  • Complete extermination through the power of music
  • Broadcasting undead-repelling radio waves
  • Shooting down UFOs with undead skulls
  • Surviving as long as possible in wave format

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