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World War II Horde Shooter Milo Enters Early Access on Steam
Yarrawah Interactive and rat cream games have launched early access for Milo, a World War II horde shooter in which the player wakes in an unfamiliar body on a battlefield and is hunted by a cult fixated on a mysterious drink.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
The two-year early access plan lists the content the launch build lacks, so buyers are paying now for a rat-swarm shooter whose maps, classes, and progression are still being built.
Key Facts
- Yarrawah Interactive and rat cream games launched Milo in early access on Steam.
- Milo costs 2,800 yen, with a 10 percent discount until November 6.
- The early access build supports solo play and 1-4 player co-op online or via LAN.
- The launch build includes more than 12 World War II weapons and one playable class, Survivor.
- The developers plan an early access period of about two years.
Players survive wave attacks solo or in co-op with up to four, feeding enemy corpses to rats that grow into a larger swarm. The early access build is on Steam at 2,800 yen with 10 percent off until November 6.
The early access build ships with one playable class, Survivor, and more than 12 World War II weapons, among them the Kar98, M1 Garand, PPSh-41, and M1911. Co-op runs online or over LAN for one to four players.
Defeated enemies become food for the rats, and the growing swarm ties into a gauge for a corpse-exploding ability. Tickets earned in minigames such as basketball buy upgrades at an arcade called Traang. The game uses Unreal Engine 5, with its own dismemberment and blood work and procedural IK animation, plus a Kill in Order wave rule and a global leaderboard.
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- Game Spark カルト教団の軍勢に立ち向かう第二次世界大戦ホードシューター『Milo』早期アクセス開始！