Stone Age Survival Game Polylithic Launches With 10-Player Co-Op
The official release adds a full set of tribe-management and survival systems that were not present before, making the co-op pitch concrete for players who waited through development.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
indie.io released Polylithic, a Stone Age survival game by polyperfect, now available on Steam for 1,600 yen with a 35% discount until September 6. The game supports online co-op for up to 10 players and offers solo play, tribal leadership, character customization, hunger and body type systems, hostile tribes, and dog or hyena pets. It includes Japanese language support.
The game launched with the systems the pitch promised. Alongside co-op for up to ten, players can customize characters, manage hunger and body type, face hostile tribes, and keep a dog or hyena as a pet. The tribal chief angle is the centerpiece: gather companions, expand a settlement, research new technology, and move from primitive to slightly organized primitive.
Polylithic is available on Steam for 1,600 yen, with a 35% launch discount running until September 6. Japanese is supported. The tone stays loose, with the developer leaning into bad meals, odd clothes, and questionable choices as part of the experience.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.