Action shooter and mutant dinosaurs: Second Extinction sets a date for the end of its early access

After more than two years in testing, it’s time to convince users to revert to version 1.0.

Its simple premise already got us interested in its offering when it hits early access on PC, but now finally version 1.0 has a landing date. The Systemic Reaction team is releasing the final version of Second Extinction this week on October 20. PC (Steam and Epic Games Store) and Xbox ending early access which took about two years.

News of this major milestone in the proposal’s development has not been detailed, but a trailer has been released where more content is guaranteed to explore, hunt and battle these fearsome creatures.

Second Extinction, currently available for purchase for 24.99 euros, currently lacks comfortable activity numbers on Steam, always a problem with peaks under fifty in recent days but even more so in a multiplayer title. It will be necessary to see if the update to version 1.0 breathes new life into an ideal proposal for those who want to destroy mutated dinosaurs.

In the store, Second Extinction offers users to face the hordes of this sauropsid group with two or more of their friends in a first-person shooter. Dinosaurs are pretty current in video games, and the launch of Exoprimal by Capcom is expected in the coming months.

Also collaborative in nature, the game forces users to test exo-armors, man’s most advanced defense technology, against the fiercest enemies in history. With Exoprimal you can dig deeper into these impressions.

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