In Salvation Denied, players work under contract for a mysterious and fanatical client. On a hostile planet filled with extreme environments, a crew of construction robots is tasked with assembling massive experimental structures, though only their obsessive employer seems to know what’s coming next.

At the core of the game is a fully physics-driven building system. Every block has real weight and affects the stability of the entire construction. One rushed decision or a poorly placed support is all it takes to turn a promising build into a spectacular collapse.

Designed for 1-4 players, the game shines in cooperative play. Players scramble across unstable constructions, hurl building parts into place, throw up temporary supports, and desperately try to save the whole thing at the last second. Coordination is key, but plans rarely survive contact with reality.

With proximity voice chat, players hear each other based on distance, which makes teamwork even more chaotic and immersive, especially when someone is shouting instructions from the top of a collapsing tower.

To manage the chaos, players use a collection of unusual construction gadgets, including Gravity Gun, Foam Gun, and Jetpacks. These tools allow teams to move materials, stabilize parts of the structure, or quickly reposition themselves when things start falling apart.

Large machines take the mayhem further. Players can operate construction equipment ranging from the Gravity Tank, capable of shifting entire sections of the build, to more destructive options like Fatboy, a bulldozer-shredder hybrid and a construction 3D printer that recycles unwanted parts into useful ones and occasionally tears the structure apart by accident.

Sudden disasters act as real stress tests for every construction. Meteor Showers, Acid Rains, and other environmental hazards force players to improvise quickly if they want their structure to survive.

A limited one-week open playtest for Salvation Denied is now live on Steam! Jump in, see what you can build, and find out exactly how long it holds together.

“We wanted a game about creative building with friends, but with real physics that constantly keeps players on edge,” said Ajven Pabiarzhyn, the game’s Creative Director. “The best moments happen when the structure starts to wobble and nobody knows if it’s about to collapse or somehow survive.”

“We’re excited to welcome Salvation Denied to the Digital Vortex Entertainment portfolio. It’s a bold, fun, and deeply team-driven game, and we can’t wait for players to experience it in the playtest,” said Alex Izotov, CEO of Digital Vortex Entertainment.

Key Features:

• Build by the laws of physics: Every block has weight and inertia and affects the stability of the structure. Mistakes are not forgiven. An overloaded support, bad balance, or a rushed decision and the tower collapses like dominoes. Physics is not decoration here. It is the main judge. When the structure survives the impact, the victory feels truly earned.
• Co-op that is funny and tense: It’s a game about teamwork, chaos, shouting in voice chat, and shared failures. One wrong move and the whole team pays for it. But when everything clicks, the feeling of “we did this together” is hard to beat.
• Personal construction gadgets: Gravity gun, foam gun, jetpack, and other tools. Every player has a role on the site. Move across the structure, throw parts, create temporary supports, and save the tower at the last second. Team coordination decides everything.
• With great power comes great responsibility: Take control of massive construction machines. A gravity tank, a giant shredder bulldozer, or a levitating platform. Lift entire building sections, recycle debris, hold the structure together, and deal with threats right in the middle of the disaster.
• Cataclysms as a test for your build: A meteor shower is not a cutscene. It is an active stress test. Reinforce weak spots on the fly, catch falling debris, and keep the structure standing in real time. The disaster quickly shows who can actually build.
• Challenges for real builders: From unusual scenarios to modes with harsh limits. Random blocks, strange shapes, material and time limits force you to improvise, adapt, and make decisions under pressure. Every session is a new challenge for the team.

Salvation Denied is coming to PC (Steam) in Fall 2026, followed by PS5 and Xbox Series X|S in 2027.