Rising Heat, the fast-paced horde survival shooter, is back with an updated Steam Next Fest demo, running Feb. 24 - March 1. Featuring new co-op gameplay, expanded ship upgrades, and refined mechanics, this latest demo takes the roguelike power fantasy to the next level.
What to expect:Momentum-Based Combat: Ram into enemies at high speed and chain devastating tackles through swarms of cyborg foes.
Strategic Upgrades & Synergies: Experiment with game-changing ship hacks, fuse upgrades, and craft powerful builds for each run.
Co-Op Action: Team up with a friend and unleash coordinated destruction in a dynamic duo mode.
Intense Boss Battles: Take on massive, multi-stage bosses with evolving attack patterns and deadly firepower.
Try It Before Next Fest:Would Rising Heat be a great fit for your “Best of Steam Next Fest” coverage? We’d love for you to check it out early! Demo keys are available now—request one below and experience the action before the public release.
For more updates, follow @PlayRisingHeat and @Apogee_Ent on Twitter/X, subscribe to Apogee’s YouTube, and join the Rising Heat and Apogee Entertainment Discord communities.
About Fuzzy Sock Studios
Fuzzy Sock Studios is an enthusiastic Massachusetts-based indie studio founded in Boston. They make games in fuzzy socks, including Toy Tanks and Rising Heat.
For more information, please visit the official website.
About Apogee Entertainment
Apogee is featured in John Romero’s new book, Doom Guy, along with Masters of Doom, the new FPS documentary, the book Shareware Heroes (2022 release), and many others – because Apogee was a critical player in the rise of the PC gaming, essentially creating the indie scene.
Apogee also funded, produced and published Id Software’s Wolfenstein 3D, the first ever FPS game, and also created pioneering games like Duke Nukem 3D, numerous Duke console games, Prey, Shadow Warrior, Rise of the Triad, and co-owned/co-created Max Payne 1 & 2. These games all earned over $1.5 billion commercially. (Apogee used the “3D Realms” label for many of these releases, but the company was always Apogee.)
The recently renamed Apogee Entertainment, with original founder Scott Miller still at the helm, continues to empower today’s incredibly talented indie developers. Current hit releases include Turbo Overkill and Bread & Fred, along with 10 other games currently in development.