Artificer (who previously developed 2022’s Showgunners) and Devolver Digital have announced a new game, Sumerian Six, during the PC Gaming Show. This real-time tactical stealth adventure game follows the Enigma Squad, a team of commando scientists, as they embark on secret missions to fight Nazis, uncover arcane mysteries, and use experimental technology to influence the outcome of WWII.
In Sumerian Six, players control a diverse group of characters, including the exiled chemist Rosa Reznick, Wojtek the Werebear, and the esoteric psychoanalyst Siegfried von Adelsberg. Each team member brings unique abilities based on their scientific expertise, and players must strategically combine these skills to overcome challenges and defeat enemies.
As players progress, they will encounter occult-scientific weapons and ancient Sumerian artefacts tied to the antagonist Hans Kammler, a former member of the squad now leading the Nazis’ efforts to harness supernatural powers. The game promises a mix of playful violence and super science, requiring players to stealthily navigate Nazi strongholds and creatively use their team’s abilities in tactical combat.
Players can experience the game’s first two chapters by downloading the demo available on Steam. A final release date for Sumerian Six has yet to be confirmed.
Promoted features of Sumerian Six include:
Demon Nazis
Led by Hans Kammler, a former member of your Squad, the Nazis tap into the occult to create the ultimate Wunderwaffe. Face off against heavily armed, mutated, and supernaturally charged forces, and put your strategic abilities and dexterity to the ultimate test.
Playful Violence Meets Super Science
Sneak your way around Nazi strongholds and dispatch the ever-present watchmen in a variety of ways before taking on the more serious threats before you. Combine your team’s dynamic powers in creative displays of tactical might.
Travel the World
Inspired by real places and events, Sumerian Six takes you on a journey through an alternate history where folk stories and conspiracy theories are as real as the Nazi threat.
