PvE-extraction shooter about anomalous zones with co-op support released on Steam
During raids in No Such Place, players will encounter various threats.
Recently, CritTeam, ChillyRoom, and LoongGate announced the release of No Such Place on PC via Steam. This is a PvE-extraction shooter that can be played solo or cooperatively with a squad of up to four people.
In No Such Place, players will explore abandoned research complexes, deserted outposts, fog-shrouded laboratories, the Burning Forest, and deadly high-altitude snowfields. Weapons, medicines, equipment, and other supplies are scattered across the locations. Agent-players need to retrieve ancient artifacts, collect samples, and other valuables. The operation will be considered successful upon a successful evacuation.
During raids, players in No Such Place will encounter various enemies — other agents and more:
In anomalous zones, agents of hostile organizations, mercenaries, and madmen whose minds have been consumed by the void are active. When the familiar order disappears, the most deadly threat is not always the beast standing before you.
Thanks to the 'gunsmith' system, it will be possible to 'combine seemingly incompatible components' and use unconventional builds for combat.
In the current version of No Such Place, the core structure is 'almost complete'. Players are offered several maps with various missions, as well as many items and upgrades.
The No Such Place page on Steam is available at the following link. The developers expect the game to remain in 'early access' for at least one year. Plans include releasing new content and implementing various improvements.
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