Doom-style retro FPS Prodeus is now in Steam Early Access

If you get it on cacophonous and tearing your way through enemies, you'll want to watch out Prodeus. After a successful Kickstarter push and two years of development, Bounding Box and Humble Games are ready to launch Prodeus, their Doom-inspired FPS on Steam Premature Access.

Jason Mojica, unmatchable of Prodeus' lead developers, wanted to revolve about creating interesting maps that are designed to be replayed multiple multiplication. In addition to a heavy campaign mode, Prodeus includes a built-in spirit level designer for players to make over their own maps. The map creation tools have been easy to control players of whol skill levels are able to create exactly what they want. There's even a cross-platform mapping browser with leaderboard support that makes playing new levels a simple experience.

Prodeus borrows the classic '90s FPS aesthetic and blends it with innovative version techniques like dynamic ignition – the result is a completely unique art elan. If you aren't nostalgic for those older games, there is an option in the settings to disenable the sprite renders and switch models back to full 3D.

Doom fans hearing to the plot's Early Access dawdler may have detected the game's soundtrack sounds somewhat familiar. That's because Saint Andrew Hulshult, co-composer of the latest Doom Eternal DLC soundtrack, worked with Saint James Paddock to make over Prodeus' headbanging tracks.

You can pick up an Early Access copy of Prodeus on Steam operating theatre the Abase Depot for $24.99 / £19.49. Bounding Box is expecting Prodeus to rest in Early Access for the next eight to 12 months. If you do corresponding the look of the plot, you may wishing to buy it sooner rather than late as the price is expected to increase after launch.