Steam Releases Co-Op PvE Extraction Shooter Set in Anomalous Zones

Players will face various threats during raids in No Such Place.

CritTeam, ChillyRoom, and LoongGate recently announced the PC release of No Such Place on Steam. It is a PvE extraction shooter that supports solo play or cooperative squads of up to four players.

In No Such Place, players head out to explore abandoned research complexes, empty outposts, fog-shrouded laboratories, the Burning Pine Forest, and deadly high-altitude snowfields. Locations are scattered with weapons, medical supplies, gear, and other provisions. Agent players need to retrieve ancient artifacts, collect samples, and gather other valuables. An operation is considered successful upon a successful evacuation.

During raids in No Such Place, players will encounter various opponents, including other agents and more:

Thanks to the gunsmith system, players can combine seemingly incompatible components and use custom builds for combat.

In the current version of No Such Place, the core structure is nearly complete. Players are offered several maps with different missions, alongside numerous items and upgrades.

The Steam page for No Such Place is available at this link. The developers expect the game to remain in early access for at least one year. Plans include releasing new content and implementing various improvements.