Necesse — a top-down, Terraria-like co-op survival game with an “infinite” world — leaves Early Access and rockets up Steam charts after Palworld hails it as “an absolute banger”

“To celebrate the launch, we are running a 50% discount on Necesse on Steam,” developer and self-publisher Fair Games ApS announced. The game is priced at $7.49 through October 30, and it can be even cheaper when purchased as part of a bundle with other survival titles.

Steam recently updated how bundles are displayed, and Necesse appears in several curated bundles alongside Palworld, Core Keeper, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, Tinker Lands and Guntouchables. Because I already own Palworld, I can pick up that bundle and get Necesse for $6.74 — a neat way to save even more.

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Palworld communications director John “Bucky” Buckley publicly championed Necesse’s full release on X, calling it an “absolute banger” and praising its depth, solo and co-op playability, and addictive village-building mechanics.

The 1.0 launch has had a measurable impact: Steam’s top sellers chart shows Necesse rising to 17th place, just behind the roguelike breakout Megabonk.

Beating Hades 2, Megabonk, Dying Light: The Beast, and everyone else — the most powerful Steam release of the past month is an open-world physics sandbox with 27,000 gilded reviews.

 

Source: gamesradar.com