"Permafrost," open-world survival in an ice-locked city with your dog companion, playtest starts Oct 2; 4-player co-op supported. Image 3

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"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive with your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.
"Permafrost," an open-world survival game where you fight to stay alive alongside your canine companion in a city trapped in ice, will begin its playtest on October 2! Supports co-op play for up to four players.