LIVING HELL, an upcoming 1-4 player co-op horror game from DEVOUR creator Joe Fender, surprise launched its first Steam playtest alongside a new trailer at the recent Fall Triple-i Showcase.
The announcement also revealed that LIVING HELL is coming to Steam in 2027. The game is developed by Joe Fender and published by Future Friends Games (CloverPit, Queen’s Domain, The Cabin Factory).
LIVING HELL is a 1-4 player co-op survival horror game set in Pelican City. The collapse of the ozone layer triggered widespread, terrifying mutations. Capture specimens and turn them into biofuel to power your train: your last chance to reach one of the remaining rockets and escape Earth.
Game Features
- Fuel Your Ride: Leave the safety of the train and explore dangerous, handcrafted locations in search of mutated specimens. Process them into biofuel and scavenge materials to craft what you’ll need to survive the journey ahead.
- Trust No One: The blistering heat is a threat of its own. Manage your Thermal Load and find ways to stay cool, or risk mutating and turning against your own teammates.
- A Different Journey Every Time: Each journey through Pelican City follows a different subway route, changing the path you take to reach the launch site. Along the way, face a variety of mutated creatures, each with their own unique behaviours.
LIVING HELL is slated for a 2027 release. Wishlist the game and join the playtest on Steam.
