Serious Sam: Shatterverse Co-Op Roguelite FPS Launches September 1
The announcement marks the first Serious Sam game developed by Behaviour Interactive, bringing a new interpretation to the 25-year-old series while retaining its core FPS combat.
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Devolver Digital announced Serious Sam: Shatterverse, a co-op roguelite FPS for up to five players, releasing August 31 globally and September 1 in Japan. Developed by Behaviour Interactive, known for Dead by Daylight, the game features parallel-world versions of Serious Sam, including female and alien variants, with five playable Sams, procedurally generated stages, and five bosses.
Serious Sam: Shatterverse is the latest entry in the FPS series that began in 2001, and 2026 marks its 25th anniversary. Unlike previous games, this one pulls Serious Sams from parallel worlds, letting players choose among five variants with distinct appearances and abilities, including female and alien versions.
The game is a roguelite, with procedurally generated stages, upgrade pickups, and unlockable weapons across playthroughs. Five bosses await at the end of stages. Behaviour Interactive, the studio behind Dead by Daylight, is developing the title with approval from Croteam, the original series creator.
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