Coal Duty Hits Steam Early Access October 27, Corecrew Says
The co-op mining horror comedy supports 1 to 5 players and ships with two endings; early access is expected to run 12 to 18 months.
Corecrew has announced that Coal Duty, its co-op mining horror comedy, will launch in early access on Steam on October 27. The announcement, reported by gamemeca.com, covers the game's PC release.
The early access version supports 1 to 5 players in a co-op extraction format. It opens up mine floors with easy and hard difficulties, mines generated across various biomes, a full creature roster, and escape machines that were not revealed in the demo. Two complete endings are available at launch, and the developers estimate about 5 hours to reach the first ending.
Corecrew expects the early access period to last 12 to 18 months. The game will launch in 13 languages, including Korean, Turkish, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
Demo history
The Coal Duty demo was playable for free on Steam during the October edition of Steam Next Fest from October 8.
Quick answers
When does Coal Duty launch in early access?
Coal Duty launches in early access on Steam on October 27, according to developer Corecrew.
How many players does Coal Duty support?
The game supports 1 to 5 players in a co-op extraction format.
How long will Coal Duty stay in early access?
Corecrew expects the early access period to last 12 to 18 months.