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Multiversal Roguelite Platformer Trinity Fusion Launches Into Early Access Next Month
Developer Angry Mob Games has revealed that its action roguelite platformer, Trinity Fusion, will launch into Early Access next month.
More specifically, Trinity Fusion hits Early Access on April 13. You can access this Early Access launch via both Steam and the Epic Games Store. In Trinity Fusion, you play as Maya, a cross-dimensional warrior who is able to tap into three versions of herself across parallel dimensions.
Check out the action all three versions of Maya must face in the multiverse in the new Trinity Fusion trailer below:
"We have a ton of content in the works for Trinity Fusion," Angry Mob Games' Bogdan Iliesiu writes in a press release. "Given the amazing feedback we received from players throughout Steam Next Fest and events like EGX, releasing in Early Access was an easy decision to make. With the Early Access release, we'll be able to get that same great feedback on our new biomes, enemies, and bosses on an ongoing basis as we keep adding more for players to explore and fight through."
Trinity Fusion hits Early Access on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store on April 13.
While waiting for its Early Access launch, check out our previous coverage of Trinity Fusion.
Are you interested in checking out Trinity Fusion next month? Let us know in the comments below!
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