Quasimorph is out of early access and available on Steam for PC, with a surge in players since its August 1 release. The developer has announced improvements in response to recent negative feedback, with an update expected within a week of August 2.
Quasimorph, developed by Magnum Scriptum and published by HypeTrain Digital, left early access and launched as version 1.0 on August 1 for PC via Steam. The game is a 2D top-down turn-based roguelike set in the 2200s, depicting inter-corporate warfare across space. Players act as the president of a PMC, accepting requests from corporations and controlling clone soldiers on missions. Failure means losing all items gained and brought in, plus the clone itself.
The 1.0 release added 29 new firearms, multiple corporate stories and endings, changes to fire and liquid behavior, and a gas element. It also finalized the core content and storyline, including five storylines, nine endings, a Map Editor, and system expansions. The game began early access in 2023.
Since full release, the player count surged to a peak of about 6,000 concurrent Steam players, according to SteamDB. The game holds about 5,800 Steam user reviews, 83% positive, earning a Very Positive rating. However, reviews in the last 30 days are 76% positive, with some negative feedback citing insufficient UI information and system depth. As of August 2, improvements were announced, with an update expected within a week. A 33% discount sale runs until August 15, pricing the game at 2,110 yen.
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Aug 5
Publisher HypeTrain Digital released Quasimorph, developed by Magnum Scriptum, on August 1 for PC via Steam. The 2D top-down turn-based roguelike, set in the 2200s, depicts inter-corporate warfare across space. Players act as the president of a PMC, accepting requests from corporations and controlling clone soldiers on missions. Failure means losing all items gained and brought in, plus the clone itself. Version 1.0 added 29 new firearms, multiple corporate stories and endings, changes to fire and liquid behavior, and a gas element. The game began early access in 2023 and has about 5,800 Steam user reviews, 83% positive, earning a Very Positive rating. Since full release, the player count surged to a peak of about 6,000 concurrent Steam players, according to SteamDB. Reviews in the last 30 days are 76% positive, with some negative feedback citing insufficient UI information and system depth. As of August 2, improvements were announced, with an update expected within a week. A 33% discount sale runs until August 15, pricing the game at 2,110 yen.
Jul 1
Developer Magnum Scriptum and publisher HypeTrain Digital announced that the sci-fi roguelike RPG Quasimorph will leave early access and launch as version 1.0 on July 31, 2026. The turn-based game combines cyberpunk and cosmic body horror, with players commanding clone soldiers on dangerous missions where death means losing all equipment. The 1.0 release will finalize the core content and storyline, including five storylines, nine endings, a Map Editor, and system expansions.