New mix of RTS and MOBA, connecting resource management and coordination of several units
Intense RTS meets MOBA in massive 12 player battles
Headup Games and Icebird Studios announced the official release date for Subsiege. The unique RTS/MOBA mix will surface as a Steam Early Access title on March 8th, 2017, starting with a discounted release price (-35%) for early birds with 19.50 USD / 17.99 EUR / 22.99 GBP / 499 RUB on Steam.
Subsiege is a real-time strategy game that pits players against mechanized underwater ships and sea creatures fighting for the earth’s last resources, with a main focus on battles with up to 12 players. Commanding handpicked squads of 1 to 6 units with MOBA-like abilities, players will use each unit to battle opposing forces, different sea monsters and compete for oxygen. The game will primarily play out in a ruthless and tactical way, so skill and quick decisions will be important for victory.
The developer team spared no effort to present an awesome game experience to all new players and the existing community. Subsiege‘s closed beta is still going on – players participating have the chance to win a key for the full access version.
Release Event: STREAMER MOSH PIT
Also, good news for streamers all over the world: To celebrate the release the developer will host an event called “Streamer Mosh Pit” on release date, here streamers not only can battle with and against their friends, but also get the chance to win up to $500 as well as giveaway keys for their followers.
Gameplay
Features
- Hero-like squads
- Dominate a massive 12-player battle mosh pit
- Merciless struggle against oxygen depletion
- Teamwork above all: Share resources, oxygen and bases
- Use deadly environment strategically against your enemies
- Underwater paradise featuring stunning illuminated corals, thick black smokers and huge fish swarms
Here is the Subsiege Steam Trailer:
Subsiege releases on Steam Early Access for PC on March 8, 2017.
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