ChillyRoom's No Such Place Enters Early Access On Steam
ChillyRoom is moving into paid early access with a co-op extraction shooter whose June Steam Next Fest demo placed in the event's Top 50 Most Played Demos, giving the studio a tested audience before its full launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
ChillyRoom has launched early access for No Such Place, a 2.5D top-down PvE extraction shooter on PC via Steam. Players act as agents of U.R.C., investigating supernatural phenomena across maps like ruined facilities and burning forests, collecting relics and biological samples, and escaping within a time limit. Co-op supports up to four players. The update adds two maps, a neutral area, new weapons, merchants, enemies, and skill trees. It is 14 percent off until October 28.
The early access build adds two maps and a neutral area, plus new materials, weapons, equipment, merchants, enemies, department skill trees, and safe house facilities. Public multiplayer has resumed, and more content is planned.
Combat runs through a gunsmith system: players modify weapons with parts collected during runs, then use what they extract to develop the safe house, their base of operations. Hostile organization agents and mercenaries appear alongside otherworldly beings in the exploration zones.
The game is sold on Steam at 14 percent off until October 28.
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