Just announced, the new co-op game Jump Ship has already reached its first milestone on Steam
Control a spaceship with four people – More than 100,000 people want to do that No, we’re not talking about the applicants for the next NASA space mission, but about people who have put Jump Ship on the Steam Wishlist.
What’s special about it? The space game was only announced a week ago, the Steam page has only been online for seven days. Daniel Kaplan, the CEO of developer Keepsake Games, is correspondingly enthusiastic on X (formerly Twitter):
We managed to get a total of over 100 000 wishlist over the weekend!!!
[L][I][N][K] [I][N] [B][I][O] 👀 https://t.co/wcLR6lEK1I
– Kaplan (@Kappische) April 8, 2024
Even if 100,000 potential buyers is a decent size: Compared to other unreleased Steam games, Jump Ship is just in the middle of the pack On SteamDB s Wishlist rankings, the sci-fi title with solo and co-op modes ranks 214th.
With just under 10,000 followers Jump Ship, for example has less than four percent of the current most popular Steam game Manor Lords You can find out more about the top places in the global wish list in our ranking:
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Jump Ship still has plenty of time to collect more followers and wish list entries: The Early Access release of the title is planned for the end of 2024, but there is no exact time for the launch of the final version yet. But you can already see a gripping trailer for the game:
In Jump Ship you are on board a spaceship as well as on foot Shooter passages alternate with flying through space and through the atmosphere of planets. Around 50 missions are planned, and an AI director will provide virtually endless variety
You don’t necessarily have to play with three companions in PvE, but can also tackle the missions alone But then you will miss out on the special teamwork of the game, where one player sits in the cockpit while another puts out fires on board and a colleague stands on the hull and knocks enemy fighters out of the sky with the rocket launcher
