Terminator: Survivors

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Terminator: Survival
Developer(s) Nacon Studio Milan
Publisher(s) Nacon
Series Terminator
Engine Unreal Engine 5
ReleaseOctober 24, 2024 (early access)
Genre(s) Survival

Terminator: Survivors [1] is a survival game announced in July 2022 and is in development by Nacon. [2] [3] It is scheduled to release as an early access PC game via Steam on October 24, 2024, [4] coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the first film. [5] [6] It is also scheduled to release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S at a later point. The game is set after the first two films, featuring an original story that takes place after Judgment Day and before the rise of John Connor's human resistance. [4] [1] The game is set in an open world and will focus on salvaging supplies and resources to manage and improve a base of operations, while fighting off Skynet's machines and other humans. [5] [6] It will include single-player and cooperative game modes. [4] [6]

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