Steel Seed, a thrilling sci-fi stealth-action game, launches April 10th for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. A new trailer and a free Steam demo offer a sneak peek into this captivating world.
The trailer blends cinematic storytelling with exciting gameplay, introducing Zoe, a resourceful heroine, and her indispensable drone companion, KOBY. Together, they navigate a perilous underground labyrinth teeming with robotic enemies and deadly traps, striving to uncover secrets vital to humanity's survival.
Steel Seed features a customizable skill tree, empowering players to tailor Zoe's abilities to their preferred playstyle. Whether you favor stealth or tactical combat, diverse approaches are rewarded. KOBY's hacking and distraction capabilities add a strategic dimension, enhancing gameplay options.
BAFTA-winning writer Martin Korda crafted the compelling narrative, exploring themes of survival and resilience against a backdrop of robotic dominance. Clever use of stealth and collaboration with KOBY are crucial for overcoming the challenges and turning the tide against overwhelming odds.
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