Gunmetal Gothic Gets New Trailer Ahead Of June 2027 Early Access
The trailer puts the configurable presentation layer (screen and font resolution, CRT filter) in front of players while the actual game is still roughly nine months from an Early Access launch that the developer expects to last about two years.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Independent developer ynoham released a new trailer for Gunmetal Gothic, a four-player co-op third-person shooter with retro 3D graphics styled after late-90s consoles. Players fight mechanical lifeforms from another dimension in the city of Vestige using guns and spells. Early Access on Steam is scheduled for June 2027, planned to run about two years, with the first five story missions, sub-missions, and the start of the endgame available at launch. A demo is on the store page.
The trailer spends time on settings screens: screen and font resolution, plus a CRT filter, shown being adjusted. That is the visual pitch, a late-90s console look the player can tune rather than a fixed filter.
Underneath it is a four-player co-op third-person shooter set in the city of Vestige. Equipment comes through a point purchase system with trade-offs, and upgrades use materials found while playing. Score rises from defeating enemies, collecting loot, and clearing stages quickly.
Steam Early Access is set for June 2027 and is planned to run about two years, with the story and endgame completed during that period.
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