Just a few months after People Can Fly announced the suspension of work on Project Victoria, it's sprung back to life as Lost Rift, a survival shooter that blends solo or co-op PvE gameplay and base-building with "intense PvPvE expeditions" across a mysterious archipelago of islands.
Creative director Laurent Malville said the early access version of Lost Rift "has a good foundation," and that the studio is "thrilled to invite players to join us in shaping the game's evolution."
"With Lost Rift, we wanted to prove that even without direct external investment, People Can Fly can bring an innovative survival game forward," People Can Fly's Alexander Stokes said. "People Can Fly has a long history in action and shooter games, so survival was new territory for us. The team has created a concept that brings a new type of survival game to players."
There's not a whole lot to go on, and the extraction game subgenre is pretty crowded already, but I do hope it works out for People Can Fly. I've had kind of a soft spot for the studio ever since Painkiller in 2004, but it's had a rough run of luck in recent years. The 2021 shooter didn't really catch fire despite showing real promise, and more recently the studio has and halted work on a number of projects in the face of "external market pressures."
A release date for Lost สมัคร winner55 เครดิตฟรี Rift hasn't been announced, but you can wishlist it now on Steam.
