Neon Abyss 2 hits Steam Early Access this July, multiplayer playtest is live right now

An official Steam Early Access launch date for Neon Abyss 2 has been unveiled.
The forthcoming video game will arrive on July 17. A new release date trailer can be seen here. Those looking to test it out will have the chance to do so with the current multiplayer playtest, which runs until April 24. Playtest signups are live on Steam here.
A description of the playtest reads:
The new multiplayer playtest gives fans an early opportunity to dive into the cyber-mythological chaos of Neon Abyss 2 with others and share valuable feedback with Veewo to help shape the game's development. This time, the chaos reaches new heights with four-player online co-op. Squad up with friends, choose your fighter and unleash havoc together. Players will also meet a brand-new character, Elisa, and get hands-on with the evolving Faith system. In between the over-the-top combat and extensive selection of weapons, which now includes swords, magic and guns, to name a few, players can take a breather with their friends as they shoot some hoops or go fishing in one of the many mini games.
A synopsis for Neon Abyss 2 reads:
Dive deeper into the chaotic, beautifully pixelated Abyss with Neon Abyss 2! The action is faster, the stakes are higher, and the possibilities are endless in this cybermyth roguelike. With explosive run 'n' gun gameplay, diverse combat styles, and unlimited item synergies, Neon Abyss 2 delivers a dramatic, thrill-packed experience every time you enter.
Neon Abyss 2 introduces exhilarating online 4-player co-op, allowing you and up to three friends to dive into the roguelike chaos together. Band together to multiply each of your unique synergies and combos, creating powerful forces of destruction. Coordinate your builds and conquer the Abyss as a team, even exploring different rooms within the same map to maximize efficiency and uncover hidden secrets and treasures.
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