God Save Birmingham Co-Op Gameplay Footage Revealed
The first look at co-op play confirms that the game's physics-driven chaos is built for teamwork from the outset of Early Access.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Ocean Drive Studio has released the first co-op gameplay footage for its physics-based zombie survival simulation God Save Birmingham. The 54-second clip shows players dividing tasks, fighting zombies together, and using the game's object manipulation to barricade doors and roll barrels. The game is scheduled for Steam Early Access on PC, with co-op available from the start.
The first co-op gameplay footage for God Save Birmingham is out, and it is a 54-second look at how the physics simulation holds up when players split tasks. Two survivors are shown working together, with one lifting a ladder while an ally climbs it, a maneuver that ends in a fall.
The setting is medieval Birmingham, where former friends and neighbors have become zombies. Nearly every object in the game can be moved, so the plan is to barricade doors with tables, roll barrels into hordes, or set lanterns on the floor before sleeping.
God Save Birmingham is headed to Steam Early Access on PC, and co-op will be live from day one.
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