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A new trailer is out today for Starship Troopers: Extermination that shows off the various classes available in the game.
Starship Troopers: Extermination is a game where you take to the front lines in a battle against bugs, lots of bugs. Players will enlist as a Trooper to fight the bug menace on the planet Valaka. You will work with others to tackle various objectives, collect resources, build up defenses, defend your base with those defenses and your weapons, and then extract after killing off a bunch of bugs.
Developer Offworld Industries say that this 12-player squad-based co-op FPS inspired by the awesome film from 1997 will be out on Steam Early Access in 2023.
Key Features:
- Cooperative Gameplay - 12 players can team up in squads of four to defend their base, complete objectives, gather resources, and try to kill every Bug in sight.
- Three Playable Classes - Choose from Assault, Support, and Defense classes to best suit your playstyle and support the rest of your squad.
- Build Defenses - Construct walls, towers, ammo stations, and more using resources acquired from planetside refineries.
- Class Progression System - Unlock new weapons, equipment, and perks for each class to become an elite warfighter among the Deep Space Vanguard.
- 5 Unique Bug Types -At Early Access launch, encounter Drone, Warrior, Gunner, Plasma Grenadier, and Tiger Elite enemy Bugs during missions.
- Escalating Infestation Levels - Increasing Bug threat levels during missions bring bigger and more dangerous enemies to the fight.
- Large-scale Battles - A massive map with five unique zones, and swarm-based combat with hundreds of enemy Bugs on screen delivers the sense of an overwhelming planetary war.
- Ground War - Retake bases and refineries, destroy hives, and complete a variety of side objectives to wrest control of the map away from the Bug menace.
- Ping system - Communication is key! The ‘Ping’ system gives players a quick and easy way to call out points of interest, objectives, incoming enemies, and more to teammates.
