Neighbor War Action Game Released on Steam and Made Free
Neighbors: Suburban Warfare is now available for all players, and early buyers have received special rewards.
The full version of Neighbors: Suburban Warfare has recently been released on PC via Steam. Developed by Invisible Walls, the game launched in early access last year as a premium title.
However, the creators later announced a change in the project format, making Neighbors: Suburban Warfare a free-to-play game. The developers thanked early buyers for their support:
You were the first residents of the neighborhood. Thank you. While preparing for the 1.0 release, we decided to make the game Free-to-Play. This way, the lobbies will have more players, queue times will be shorter, and the game will get a second life. You supported us from the very beginning and paid for the game, so we want to reward you, the residents of the early access era.
Early buyers received the following rewards:
- All Neighbor characters, including the new heroine Gwen.
- Two fiery skins: Flame P.A. and Fire Weapon.
- A premium Neighbor Pass packed with skins, Pocket Pennies, and Harmonies. The developers specified that it costs the same as what you paid for early access, so you lose nothing.
- 3,000 Harmonies to spend on skins.
Neighbors: Suburban Warfare is positioned as a team-based brawler featuring battles for supremacy in the suburbs. Players can team up for PvE or PvP combat, defending their homes with traps and gadgets while smashing neighbors’ houses by any means available.
The Neighbors: Suburban Warfare Steam page is available for anyone interested in adding the game to their library. The game features 17 achievements, and since it is considered a full release, these achievements count toward player statistics.
Source: iXBT.games
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