Ukrainian studio Reburn, which is working on the first-person shooter La Quimera, announced a closed beta test on April 12. The developers also announced when the release will take place and how much the game will cost.
Ukrainian studio Reburn, which is working on the first-person shooter La Quimera, announced a closed beta test on April 12. The developers also announced when the release will take place and how much the game will cost.
A closed beta with limited access will be available for 24 hours starting at 5:00 PM on April 12, allowing users to play part of a key mid-game mission in single or co-op, Gematsu reports.
«Our Reburn team can’t wait to finally share our hard work and vision for La Quimera with players on April 25th. In the lead-up to release, we’re inviting players to join our closed beta to get an early look at the collaborative gaming experience», — said Reburn co-founder and CEO Dmytro Lymar in a press release.
He noted that for the Ukrainian studio, the last few years have been «extremely difficult» in terms of bringing any artistic creation to life in the context of war and dramatic changes in the gaming industry.
«Our work would not be possible without the courage and sacrifice of those who defend Ukraine, and we are deeply grateful for their strength and resilience. We are also sincerely grateful to everyone who has supported and believed in us along this path», — Lymar noted.
La Quimera will be available on PC on Steam on April 25th for $29.99. There is currently no pre-order on the game’s page, so it is unknown what the regional price of the project will be for Ukraine. The description also does not indicate any other localizations besides English.
Recall that the Reburn studio, formed by developers from the Ukrainian office of the 4A Games studio (known for the Metro series), announced La Quimera in February 2025. This is a science fiction shooter set in futuristic Latin America.
Some media outlets reported that Reburn is a rebranding of 4A Games Ukraine, which also has a studio in Malta, but 4A Games denied this information.
