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Endnight Games' highly anticipated survival-horror sequel allows players to team up with up to 8 friends for a more collaborative and efficient gameplay experience, including resource gathering and shelter building. With early access now available, dive into the game's promising new mechanics and features before the full release in seven months.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Exciting news for survival-horror fans – Endnight Games just released a fresh trailer for their highly anticipated game, Sons of the Forest, and it looks like it’s going to be an unforgettable experience. The focus this time around is on one of the most important aspects of the game – playing in cooperation.

In Sons of the Forest, players will have the option to brave the dangers of the forest solo or team up with up to eight other players for an unforgettable multiplayer experience.

And this isn’t just a matter of fighting together – cooperation is key to the game, allowing players to pool their resources and build shelters together to survive the dangers lurking in the shadows.

But here’s the really exciting part: even when playing with a group of friends, players will still have the option to enlist the help of an NPC controlled by artificial intelligence, making it feel like you’re part of a full-fledged unit.

It’s like having your own team of survival experts to help you navigate the treacherous terrain and stay alive.

The game’s early access is set to launch on February 23rd, so the wait is almost over. According to the developers, the full version of the game is expected to debut in about seven months, which is a bit longer than the first installment in the series, The Forest, which spent over four years in early access.

“We’ve been working on Sons of the Forest for a long time, and the project has grown into the biggest game we’ve ever worked on,” said the developers. “There’s still so much we want to do, from new items and mechanics to balance tweaks and more.”

It’s no surprise that Sons of the Forest has been one of the most anticipated titles on Steam, with fans eagerly waiting to see what Endnight Games has in store for them.

Will the game live up to the hype and deliver the same level of excitement as its predecessor? We’ll just have to wait and see.

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