Project Genesis, a mash-up of the FPS and space combat genres, is joining the Steam community on Tuesday, 6/4/19. A brand new cinematic trailer will be showcased on Steam for a glimpse into the future of this science fiction game world. The cinematic highlights how mankind re-discovered ancient technology to allow it to reach the stars.
Additionally, at 2pm PST (21:00 GMT) on Tuesday, 6/4/19, enthusiasts will be able to view the inaugural development stream on the Project Genesis Steam page from within a private playtest session. This novel gameplay mechanic will be broadcast to the public. Developers will be present during the stream for an opportunity to answer questions in real time.
The initial stream is the beginning of broader transparency in developing Project Genesis by utilizing the Steam platform to create a community driven development model. The community will play a crucial role in helping direct feature priorities and the team at 8 Circuit Studios will recognize players who help lay the groundwork for Project Genesis by awarding cosmetic badges that can be displayed on ships, inside player profiles and more. Badges will be recognized for contribution across four pillars of the game and its community’s development:
- Test Pilots: community members focused on identifying and resolving game bugs
- Ambassadors: community members that help engage on behalf of Project Genesis, answering questions and offering knowledgeable information across social platforms
- Pioneers: community members creating and sharing original content across social platforms
- Ace Pilots: community members who have deep gameplay expertise and are focused on competitive mechanics and play-balance
To become a part of the Project Genesis Steam community and to view the inaugural streaming event, players can join the Project Genesis Steam page on Tuesday, 06/04/2019 at 2pm PST (21:00 GMT).
To test pilot Project Genesis during closed alpha, visit www.projectgenesis.com and subscribe to the newsletter. You’ll receive the latest information on playtest scheduling and how to participate.
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