August 3, 2026 - KIBORG, free update for 2025’s fast-paced action rogue-lite with brutal, cybernetic-enhanced combat from developer Sobaka Studio, receives a carnival paint over starting today at 10 am PDT on PlayStation 4 & 5, Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One, and PC via Steam.
Showstopper arrives at KIBORG
August 3 – Sobaka Studio is turning up the voltage and the brutality in the latest content drop for its hard-hitting cyberpunk brawler, KIBORG. Today, the studio announces a new update that introduces the long-awaited seventh arena alongside a sinister new Circus-themed implant set: the “Showstopper.”
Watch special trailer here: https://youtu.be/hK283YvB2q8
Fresh off the punishing trials of Descent, Morgan Lee thought he’d seen the worst of the Omega-201 tower. But the tower has a twisted sense of humor. Now, inmates must step into Arena 7, a brand new, unforgiving combat zone where familiar foes from KIBORG: Descent return with a vengeance.
But what’s a show without a star performer? The new "Showstopper" implant set brings a carnival of carnage to Morgan’s cybernetic arsenal. Designed for players with a knack for showing off, this Circus-themed suite of upgrades specializes on setting traps for opponents and gives you more room for maneuver while low on health, promoting high risk with high reward. From acrobatic evasions on a monocycle to devastating crowd-control flourishes with patented Hell Boxes™, Showstopper is the ultimate set for those who know the game from inside out.
This update arrives as part of Sobaka Studio’s ongoing commitment to expanding the KIBORG universe, delivering fresh challenges and creative tools for both newcomers and battle-hardened cyborgs.
For more information, follow Sobaka Studio on Twitter/X, YouTube, join the Discord server, and visit the official website for more updates.
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About Sobaka Studio
Sobaka Studio is an indie game developer known for games like KIBORG, the rogue-lite with brutal, cybernetic-enhanced combat, the intense brawler Redeemer, and the beat ‘em up inspired by the 16-bit era, 9 Monkeys of Shaolin, Sobaka is currently working on multiple developed and published titles.