Thank you for your patience and support, please stay safe. We have big plans for After the Fall and we cannot wait to show you more.

Therefore we are taking the additional time to get everything just right. At the same time, we want to deliver the best 4-player co-op action VR FPS that you can expect from us. We understand that this is not the news you were hoping to hear and we can assure you we would have loved to have delivered you a great experience this holiday season. However, with the Covid-19 outbreak and everything going on in the world, are facing several challenges that require more time to safely develop After the Fall and meet our high standards.

We want to make After the Fall the best and most gripping co-op VR FPS experience possible. We have made the difficult decision to move the launch of After the Fall to early 2021, to ensure the development team has sufficient time to deliver the experience that meets our vision. Here’s the full statement below, which the studio tweeted out earlier today: Now, Vertigo Games says it won’t make the 2020 launch due to “the Covid-19 outbreak and everything going on in the world.” It was originally projected to arrive sometime in 2020, which at this late date would have put it releasing around the holidays. Original Article (November 6th, 2020: After the Fall was first announced back at E3 2019, offering up zombie-shooting four-player co-op action in a frozen wasteland. The previous updates have been moved to the foot of the article for clarity’s sake. There’s also a short announce video which shows a bit of actions, embedded below. Update (October 28th, 2021): Vertigo Games today revealed that After the Fall is coming to supported VR headsets on December 9th. It’s now slated to arrive on all supported platforms on December 9th. After the Fall, the long-awaited co-op VR zombie shooter from Vertigo Games, has an official launch date.

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