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The Scavengers Studio developed game, Darwin Project, will hit Steam Early Access and Xbox Game Preview on Friday, March 9, 2018 for a retail price of $14.99 (USD). This will be the first time Xbox One players will get to play the game.Darwin Project is a new battle royale/survival style game but with a few twists. The game features a Show Director role that selects which sections of the map will be deemed unplayable. It also allows you to track down other players
Whether they’re fighting for their survival or casting their judgement on the battlefield as the Show Director, players on Xbox One will finally get to experience the joys of booby trapping a cabin with trip-wires, sniping an enemy into a lava pit from a nearby mountaintop, and stalking their prey through the frozen nooks and crannies of the Canadian Rockies.
In addition to releasing with all the environmental survival action players have come to expect from Darwin Project’s snow-laden take on the battle royale genre, all the new features unveiled in the last Open Beta are now a permanent part of the manhunt. In particular, Spectator Interactions on Twitch and Mixer were standouts of Darwin Project’s Betas, as they allowed stream viewers to influence the decisions of the Show Director and make an impact on the battlefield. With the game’s release on Early Access and Game Preview, fans can look forward to more engaging streams than ever before.
In addition to releasing with all the environmental survival action players have come to expect from Darwin Project’s snow-laden take on the battle royale genre, all the new features unveiled in the last Open Beta are now a permanent part of the manhunt. In particular, Spectator Interactions on Twitch and Mixer were standouts of Darwin Project’s Betas, as they allowed stream viewers to influence the decisions of the Show Director and make an impact on the battlefield. With the game’s release on Early Access and Game Preview, fans can look forward to more engaging streams than ever before.
If you want to get a feel for how the game has been supported thus far, you can always take a look at the recent changelog for the latest major game patch (1.7) dated February 19, 2018.
The video below is from November 2017, but it shows off some of the gameplay in action.
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