Prophecy Games has announced the full 1.0 release of Deadzone: Rogue on PC, marking the roguelite FPS’s exit from Early Access and its biggest update yet. Players can jump into version 1.0 on Steam with a 20% launch discount, the new Zone 3 and more fresh content.
Key Points:
- Deadzone: Rogue leaves Early Access and officially launches on PC (Steam) on August 11, 2025, priced at $24.99, with a 20% launch discount ($19.99) available until August 25.
- Massive 1.0 update adds a new Zone 3 sector with 9 missions, new psionic & plasma abilities, 20+ enemies, and the game’s toughest boss fight to date.
- Day-one DLC – the Operative Pack and Original Soundtrack – launches alongside the base game, or players can get everything in the discounted Deluxe Edition bundle.
Having drawn over 300,000 players during its Early Access period, Deadzone: Rogue has built a devoted community around its intense blend of roguelite progression and team-based survival. Set aboard the ISSX, a massive abandoned space station overrun by hostile machines, the game challenges squads of up to 3 co-op players to work together against relentless waves of enemies while uncovering the station’s dark secrets. The new 1.0 launch content expands this hardcore co-op experience even further, delivering the final chapter of the ISSX saga and more ways to play.
Other Additional Features:
- Synergy & Powers – Experiment with 40+ synergy upgrades and unleash new Psionic and Plasma abilities to fight back.
- Expanded Arsenal – Wield new exotic firearms, a deadly melee weapon, and six fresh perk families for deeper customization.
- Refined Co-Op Experience – Enjoy new profile customization, performance boosts, integrated voice chat, and Steam Deck support.
Deadzone: Rogue is currently available on Steam for PC. Console versions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S are in the works for a planned release in September 2025, pending final testing. Console players can already dive into a free demo of Zone 1 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S to get a taste of the action.
