BeastLink Early Access Launches with Kaiju Mayhem
Grove Street Games' ambitious multiplayer shooter, BeastLink, is now available in Early Access on Steam. The game pits 32 players against each other in destructible environments, allowing them to control giant kaiju. Players begin as humans before transforming into colossal monsters to wreak havoc.
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BeastLink Drops Battlefield-Scale Warfare Into a Pacific Rim Kaiju Sandbox
BeastLink, a third-person shooter combining Battlefield's scale with Pacific Rim's kaiju chaos, has launched in Early Access on Steam for $19.99, with an Xbox version planned. Developed by Grove Street Games, the game features fully destructible environments, 32-player matches, and the ability to control giant monsters. Despite some anticipated bugs and past controversies surrounding the developer, the game offers a unique experience for players seeking large-scale destruction and combat.
Giant Monsters, Collapsing Cities, Multiplayer Chaos – Meet BeastLink
Grove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a multiplayer sandbox game featuring colossal monster battles and city-wide destruction, launching into Early Access this summer on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The game utilizes Unreal Engine 5 and a custom SuperDestruction system with over 250,000 destructible objects. Players start as humans scavenging resources before transforming into one of four unique Kaiju to cause chaos.
BeastLink Announced as New Multiplayer Kaiju Destruction Game
Grove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a new multiplayer kaiju destruction sandbox game utilizing Unreal Engine 5's SuperDestruction system. The game will launch into Early Access this summer on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PC via Steam, featuring four distinct launch kaiju and extensive environmental destruction.
Upcoming indie BeastLink reminds me of Rampage, but this time you get to fight back as humans
Grove Street Games is developing BeastLink, a new multiplayer title featuring 32 players battling as humans and giant monsters in fully destructible cities. The game utilizes a 'SuperDestruction' system and will launch into early access this year, with a beta test beginning soon. BeastLink is also scheduled for a console release.