Kakao Games and developer Ocean Drive Studio have released a new trailer for the zombie survival game God Save Birmingham, offering a first look at its co-op component. The trailer arrives ahead of the game’s upcoming appearance at PAX West, where attendees will be able to try a playable Closed Beta build from September 4 to 7.
Co-op revealed for God Save Birmingham
The new trailer focuses on co-op play in God Save Birmingham. Ocean Drive Studio has also outlined upcoming testing plans for the mode.
- PAX West attendees can play a build of the game’s Closed Beta from September 4 to 7.
- A co-op-focused Core Group Test for a select number of players who have playtested the game since its pre-alpha and alpha stages will be announced in the coming weeks.
- An announcement about a co-op beta test will follow the Core Group Test.
Player feedback and the game’s setting
A breakdown of feedback from the latest Closed Beta showed that co-op was the biggest request among God Save Birmingham players.
Set in 14th-century Birmingham, England, God Save Birmingham casts the player as the lone survivor of an undead plague that has besieged a medieval market town. Players must forage for supplies, craft tools and weapons, and search for food, water, and shelter while the undead horde draws closer.
Early Access plans
God Save Birmingham is in development for an Early Access release. Players interested in future news and updates can follow the game on Steam.
