The sequel looks to combine “deep factory building” with RTS action, as players create production pipelines and units to battle the forces of Chaos. It will be available “about a year” after launching in early access, with the price increasing to $39.99. According to its Start Engine page, it supports one to two-player co-op and up to four players in competitive PvP (though a single-player story campaign is also included).

It’s also developed in Unreal Engine 5 and promises “hundreds of hours” of progression and “infinite” replay value. There are no plans to produce a physical version, which could change leading up to or post-launch, with the developer keeping their options open. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime.