Rogue Point is a new tactical shooter from Half-Life remake Black Mesa developer Crowbar Collective

Crowbar Collective are moving on from Half-Life remake Black Mesa, teaming up with Team17 as publisher for their new tactical FPS Rogue Point. They're not using the Source Engine this time, instead going with Unreal Engine.

This is an online co-op tactical FPS rogue-lite that the developer says is "perfect for both fresh recruits and seasoned veterans, presenting an accessible entry point that reveals layers of depth for those who seek a challenge". Check out the first trailer below:

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Feature Highlight:

• Unlock cosmetics, weapons and campaign modifiers to create loadouts specific to the needs of the mission.
• Plan and shoot your way through a dynamic campaign, where no two playthroughs are alike.
• Each MERX class presents a unique threat, that challenges you in new and surprising ways.
• Evolve operators' skills, interacting with the rogue-lite element of the game.
• Gather Intel, plan your assault, and adapt your strategy along the way. Fight your way through missions spread across 4 diverse locations, with each map reshaped by the game's Parametric Design System, offering new strategies and challenges with every play.

It's not clear if it will have Linux support like Black Mesa, I emailed them to confirm, but they only sent the announcement email about the game shortly before the public announcement. They did only recently do a big upgrade in Beta for Black Mesa on Linux.

From the press email — CEO and Project Lead, Adam Engels, said: “We’re very excited to share that we have partnered with Team 17 for our upcoming co-op shooter, Rogue Point. We cannot wait to go in depth about the game, and everything we learned while creating a new IP (as well as turning Crowbar Collective into a full time development studio). We can’t thank Team 17 enough for their support and expertise. Just like Black Mesa, we want to heavily involve the community in our development and updates. Our community was critical in the Early Access of Black Mesa and having Team 17 as a partner for Rogue Point helps us focus on development and community feedback!”