After a short stint in Steam Early Access, Scavengers Studio’s Darwin Project is now free to play on PC. Not only that but the developer will be adding more than 200 cosmetics on April 24th (which are unlocked by leveling up and acquiring fans, who will provide fan gifts).

Darwin Project is a Battle Royale-esque title but the twist is that the arena is managed by another player called the Show Director. The Show Director can change the gravity, provide helpful items to other players, nuke certain portions of the map and even reveal the location of a player to others. This gives the game a real Hunger Games-like vibe which the crafting and survival mechanics help reinforce.

The developer has been busy adding a bunch of new features to the game including Duo mode, Private Matches, adjustments to the Show Director, visual improvements, limited time events and much more. The progression system will also be seeing a major overhaul – head here to learn more.

Scavengers Studio’s Darwin Project, a survival game where the director plays as much of a role as the players, is now available for Steam Early Access on PC and Game Preview for Xbox One. The newest trailer highlights exactly what the director does, which is restrict areas, throw gifts at players or make life harder for them. Check it out below.

Other features include the ability to place a bounty on a player’s head and reveal his location to everyone, thus creating a manhunt. The director can also change the gravity in the arena. Which feature allows for overtly loud shout-casting like the E3 2017 reveal? Well, the director can speak to other players so that’s also possible.

Along with making the game available on Early Access, Scavengers Studio has also given it away free to those who played the alpha or beta. There’s no update on when the full game releases but stay tuned for more information.