Avalanche Studios announced FNIX Rising, a new expansion from Systemic Reaction for the action-survival game Generation Zero. Releasing July 23rd on PC and this Summer on consoles, the new content bring 10 new missions, 10 new side missions, a new Harvester class, a new challenge tree and more.

Just like we feared after playing the game's alpha a few months back and discovering the final version last week, Generation Zero does not live up to its full potential for different reasons, which explains why the reviews have been so harsh. To begin with, the abusive cloning of the houses you regularly search adds to the overall feeling that you're always doing the same thing. Combat can be fun when playing with friends, with machines arriving as back up when you attack one of them, but there isn't enough variety so it gets old pretty quickly. Story is limited to finding a few documents or audio logs and it's clearly not engaging enough to keep moving forward, so in the end you're left with an atmospheric title that lacks the content you'd expect to make it really worth your money. Bugs and glitches are also a problem on top of that, so we advise you to wait and see what Avalanche will do in the new few weeks to improve their game before you consider jumping in. We had fun, but it's objectively not enough to justify a purchase now.

Avalanche Studios' Generation Zero is launching March 26, so it's time for the game to reveal more with its launch trailer. Jump inside to see atmospheric environments, mysterious machines and teamwork action.

Here is the gameplay demo of Generation Zero in good quality as well as new screenshots. The open world action game from Avalanche Studio takes place in Sweden circa 1980 and will release next year.

Ahead of E3, Avalanche Studios revealed Generation Zero, the developer's first self-published game. Set to release in 2019 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, the open-world action game is set in an 1980’s Sweden and offer solo gameplay and coop up to four players. Jump inside for the high quality trailer and screens.