The PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted showcased Deep Field Games' 'Dark Energy' update for their Half-Life inspired survival game, Abiotic Factor. This expansive update introduces a vast new area, 'Power Services', including 'The Reactors', teeming with bioluminescent plant life. A new faction, 'The Gatekeepers', adds an element of mystery and danger, while innovative mechanics like teleporter pads and hardlight technology enhance exploration and combat. The update also includes a plethora of smaller additions, promising a rich and immersive experience for players.
Deep Field Games unveiled exciting additions to their Half-Life inspired survival game , Abiotic Factor , at the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted. The studio has been busy crafting the ' Dark Energy ' update, so substantial that it necessitated a delay from its initial 2024 release. Now, it finally arrives, introducing players to the vast GATE Cascade Research Facility.
Deep Field Games is tight-lipped about the specifics of the new area, 'Power Services', which encompasses 'The Reactors', urging players to let the environment speak for itself. However, glimpses suggest it's teeming with bioluminescent plant life, adding a unique visual dimension to the already captivating world.The update's most noteworthy addition is arguably 'The Gatekeepers', a mysterious faction encountered primarily in 'The Reactors'. Dressed in a manner reminiscent of Warhammer 40,000 marines, their intentions remain unclear, but their intimidating presence warrants caution. Alongside the expanded world and lore, 'Dark Energy' introduces intriguing mechanical advancements. Players can now build and deploy teleporter pads, enabling instant traversal across the facility. For those seeking a less disintegrative method of transportation, hardlight technology offers the ability to construct bridges and utilize them as impromptu cover. The update boasts a plethora of smaller additions, including a new pet, an expansion to the Flathill area, new fishing zones, enhanced armor, a retractable harpoon spear, military-grade explosives, improved lasers, a short-range jetpack, a construction gauntlet, and even a grenade launcher.Deep Field Games has been steadily releasing information about 'Dark Energy' in recent weeks, which could indicate a desire to gauge player feedback and fine-tune the update before release. The launch trailer offers a tantalizing glimpse into the vastness and detail of the new content. 'Dark Energy' is slated to be the final major update for Abiotic Factor before its transition to version 1.0, expected later this year. Many PC Gamer team members have embraced the survivalist genre in recent years, and anticipation for the full release of Abiotic Factor is palpable.
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