Press release:
The world-famous indie games publisher Devolver Digital and indie games developer CrypticSea today announced with great pleasure and pride that their experimental multiplayer first-person shooter “Sub Rosa” is now available for PC
via Steam Early Access.
Sub Rosa initially launched as a hidden app on Steam in March 2017, accessible only through a direct link, with the goal of keeping the playerbase small and manageable during early development. Developer CrypticSea has improved and iterated on the game through the past four years as the community grew to over 50,000 players through word of mouth and the occasional appearance on YouTube or Twitch.
Players engage in tense deals, double-crosses, and the occasional high-speed car chase in an effort to earn cash and buy new gear, cars, and fancy suits for their corporation. Employees can shift between a persistent World Mode, a workweek in Round Mode, and the deception-filled Eliminator Mode.
“Sub Rosa is the embodiment of how Devolver Digital handles business – lots of confusing phone calls, reckless driving, and an exchange of money at gunpoint,” noted Devolver Digital CFO Fork Parker.
Sub Rosa is currently in an extended and indefinite Early Access period players are encouraged not to purchase Sub Rosa without watching gameplay or doing a modest amount of research into the game at subrosagame.com.
Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround
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Tags: Cryptic Sea, Devolver Digital, First-person shooter, Indie games, Multiplayer, PC games, Steam, Sub Rosa