Yesterday (August 9) the full version of the action-platformer with roguelike elements was announced for 30XX. The game had previously been available in early access, and at the time of writing, it holds a solid 93% rating among players who tried it during that phase.
In honor of the release of version 1.0, the developers unveiled and celebrated a new trailer declaring that the ultra-fast project will also land on the Nintendo Switch, broadening access for players who prefer portable play and couch co-op sessions.
The core setting unfolds in a distant future where the Earth has become a vast prison to survive in. The protagonists must rescue what remains of civilization, contending with formidable adversaries and enduring a sequence of grueling trials along the way. The narrative emphasizes resilience and ingenuity as the only paths to freedom in a world stripped of mercy.
“Explore violent, ever-changing worlds that blend precise platforming with relentless combat. Overcome the Guardians who guard every corner,” the official description proclaims, underscoring the game’s emphasis on speed, reaction time, and strategic assault.
With the release, the developers integrated final content and addressed a wide range of issues reported during earlier builds. The title showcases fast, kinetic action, a fully functional level editor for user-created challenges, and support for multiplayer modes that work locally or over a network. Each character brings distinctive abilities, encouraging varied playstyles and experimentation in both solo and cooperative runs.
Steam users can purchase 30XX for 348 rubles, with a 20% discount available through August 16, a deal that makes the game more accessible to a broad audience while it expands its community and content library into the late summer period.
The announcement of a broader re-release and post-launch updates for Red Dead Redemption recently sparked a wave of emotions among players, reflecting how evergreen franchises continue to shape conversations about new entries and ongoing support in the gaming landscape. The conversation around 30XX adds to this dynamic, signaling a growing interest in roguelike action-platformers with robust editors and multiplayer options.