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Press release:
Coatsink and Sigtrap and excited to announce “Sublevel Zero Redux” will release on the Nintendo eShop on October 17th 2019 across all regions excluding Japan at $14.99, €14.99 and £13.49 RRP.

The game will support English, French, Russian, German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese languages – The Japanese release of the game will be confirmed later this year.

ABOUT THE GAME
Sublevel Zero Redux is a roguelite six-degree-of-freedom shooter set in a universe where reality is falling apart.

With your gunship, fight in zero-g through a vast, procedurally-generated underground facility to recover the technology you need to escape the many dangers hidden around every corner.

NINTENDO SWITCH™ EXCLUSIVE FEATURE:

Motion Controls – Get an edge over the enemy with increased precision using the toggleable motion control schemes.

KEY FEATURES:

6-DOF Action – Your gunship is free to fly and rotate in all directions. You can attack from any angle, and so can your enemies. Inspired by classics such as Descent and Forsaken, Sublevel Zero’s retro gravity-defying combat is driven by modern looting and crafting.

Procedural, Permadeath – No lives. No saves. Fight your way through a different procedurally generated environment every time.

Make every shot, every decision count. A wide range of environments stand in your way, from industrial zones to mining caverns. Think on your feet and adapt to each one’s hazards before it’s too late.

Crafting – Collect a wide range of randomly-generated weapons, upgrades and game-changing items. Craft them together to equip your gunship for your play style. Unlock more items and blueprints as you play and keep those unlocks across playthroughs.

“The creation of SubLevel Zero Redux was inspired by gaming classics from my childhood such as Descent on PC and Forsaken on Nintendo N64.

We had been met with unexpected hurdles, spending the extra time in development was the natural choice to produce the best possible experience on Nintendo Switch™, and doing justice to our childhood gaming classics.” – Luke Thompson, Co-Founder – Sigtrap Games