LOS ANGELES, California - June 3, 2025 - Snail Games USA announced today that Robots At Midnight, the retro-futuristic RPG from Finish Line Games, will launch this month on June 19 for Steam and Xbox. Set on the perilous wilderness of Yob, this unique and vibrant action-adventure game follows the journey of Zoe, a determined hero in search of her father. Her most pressing concern? Get home by midnight.
Frozen in cryo-sleep for twenty years, Zoe jolts awake on the ruined world of Yob teeming with dangers. To save herself, she must find her father, who is lost in the cosmic storm known as “The Blackout.” While seemingly alone on a forgotten, hostile planet, Zoe does have an ally in the form of Phlite, a floating admin droid, and her trusty powered gauntlet, the MITT (Mobile.Impulse.Traversal.Technology.) Along the way, Zoe will face colossal threats, battle mechanical abominations, and uncover the planet’s deepest, most dangerous secrets.
Robots At Midnight is now available to wishlist on Steam and pre-order on the Xbox Games Store. A demo of Robots At Midnight can also be seen at IGN Live in Downtown Los Angeles on June 7-8.
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About Finish Line Games https://finishlinegames.com/
Finish Line Games is an independent video game studio based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Earth. Founded in 2013 by a team of veteran game developers, we love to craft unique and compelling games that make players excited to pick up the controller and immerse themselves in the worlds we create.
About Snail Games USA https://snail.com/
Snail is a leading, global independent developer and publisher of interactive digital entertainment for consumers around the world, with a premier portfolio of premium games designed for use on a variety of platforms, including consoles, PCs, and mobile devices.