I Am Alive PC port releases one week early on Steam

Ubisoft's wreckage-wandering simulator I Am Alive appeared on Steam today , a full week before its previously announced September 13 release.

I Am Alive's scant interaction with PC gamers first involved Creative Director Stanislas Mettra asking players to quit "bitching" at the developer's initial plans not to port it. Mettra later about-faced and provided a release date for the PC version.

Taste I Am Alive's gray-on-gray rainbow in the PC release trailer below:

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