The Soulslike game Steelrising has been delayed from June to September 8th, as revealed by Spiders, the French team behind games like The Technomancer and GreedFall.
On the upside, there's a new six-minute-long gameplay video available via Game Informer. As a reminder, Steelrising will be published by Nacon (the parent company of Spiders since 2019) for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X.
Combine Aegis's strength and speed with your skill to fight robot armies and change the course of history!
• A unique and mysterious heroine
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• Dynamic and challenging gameplay
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