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Available now in Early Access, the online platformer shooter Soldat 2 brings in the full charm of the original classic that took the early internet by storm and will continue to expand it.

If you played the original - right now it's very much as you expect. Fast paced, ridiculous, seriously easy to get into and really rather fun. You can't ask for much more in a military-style platformer shooter, it does exactly what it sets out to do. You run, you throw a grenade, you spray and pray and hopefully get a few frags along the way. Slightly prettier than the original but still just as insane.

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Keeping in mind there's a lot that's unfinished, some parts of it don't quite work correctly or entirely and more - all the usual issues you expect in a fresh Early Access game. They're doing this as a properly early title too. This is not a mostly finished game looking for testing going into Early Access - it's being continually developed with feedback from early players.

What they said is already in it:

  • Online multiplayer (with dedicated servers)
  • Iconic physics-based movement
  • Essential multiplayer gamemodes (capture the flag, point capture, battle royale)
  • Procedurally generated and designed levels
  • Realistic weapons and military equipment
  • Ragdoll physics and over the top violence
  • Singleplayer & custom battle sandbox
  • Lo-fi mode for clarity or potato pc's
  • Built-in gif recording!

Plenty more is to come including more of pretty much everything: levels, weapons, vehicles - you name it and it probably will get it at some point. The big idea with Soldat 2 is to be a platform for others to create, as much as it is a game itself so it's going to have full modding support for all sorts of community content.

Find Soldat 2 on Steam now. It's 10% off until September 29.

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vskye Sep 24, 2020
I picked this up the other day, I'll get around to playing it shortly when I have some free time.
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