We are facing a PvPvE where players can be humans or aliens, changing the dynamics of the game completely
Although it usually has more detractors than fans, the PC Gaming Show provides the opportunity to those games that are eminently fish tanks and Double A cut and independent from coming to light. This week, in addition, the Anglo-Saxon media event has coincided with the Steam Next Fest, so several of the announced games can be tested this week. One of them is the new game from the publisher tinyBuild, Level Zero: Extraction, a SPF close in aesthetics and theme to GTFO, but with the magic of the extraction shooter.
Developed with the power of Unreal Engine 5 by the Ukrainian studio DogHowl Games, Level Zero: Extraction promises a multiplayer survival horror experience striking and with the possibility of surprising locals and strangers. For those of you who missed the event, the idea of this shooter is that the players will launch into scavenging expeditions full of danger, where teams of mercenaries will fight for valuable loot, while other players, embodying alien monstersthey will stalk you from the shadows.
The idea of Level Zero: Extraction is to give a very slight twist to the extraction shooterand far from being eminently PvP with the idea of fighting and defending our loot because another human player wants it, its PvP component is divided into two types of enemies: those who want what you have and those who want to kill you just because. And, as we have mentioned, the possibility of playing as a human mercenary in search of treasure is there, but doing so as an alien monster is a welcome breath of fresh air.
You can now try it on Steam, but hurry because it promises
Best of all, it has an open beta right now and until next June 17. The test comes loaded with new features compared to its previous beta, including new locations, military-grade weapons and AI-controlled enemies, all in response to community feedback. Additionally, players can expect significant improvements to game balance, combat mechanics, and server stability.
As for its release date, Level Zero: Extraction is scheduled to release in early access in the remainder of 2024but those who are dazzled by this test know that DogHowl Games is very open to preparing new betas, so you can expect more early tests in order to polish a premiere that seeks to hit the table.
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