No More Room in Hell 2 leaves Early Access and launches version 1.0 on August 11. This release brings the cooperative horror game to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC for the first time. Players who waited for a stable, complete experience can now join the eight-player survival nightmare. The launch includes full cross-play support to unite all platforms into one shared player pool.
Torn Banner Studios brings the cooperative horror game to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series alongside PC
Torn Banner Studios developed the title, while Green Man Gaming publishes the console versions. The game adds permanent Survival Mode and a new Solo Mode to the roster. Players can explore four new maps: Flooded, NOTLD, and Lighthouse for Survival, plus Bunker for Objective mode. These additions expand the tactical horror scope beyond the original Early Access content.
- Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC
- Release Date: August 11
- Version: 1.0
- New Game Modes: Survival Mode, Solo Mode
- New Maps: Flooded, NOTLD, Lighthouse, Bunker
The studio reports over 8,000 community-driven bug fixes and performance optimizations in this update. Steve Piggott, CEO and Creative Director of Torn Banner Studios, described reaching version 1.0 as a monumental milestone. He stated that the team worked hand-in-hand with the community to refine the game throughout Early Access. The launch brings the definitive version of the game they always envisioned.
Green Man Gaming Executive Vice President of Publishing Chris Jones highlighted that hardcore tactical horror has traditionally been a PC-dominated space. He noted that console players were largely underserved in this high-stakes survival genre. This launch opens the quarantine zone to console audiences with an uncompromising survival horror challenge. The integration aims to provide a truly unified experience across all supported devices.
Launch discounts are available at 35% off on Steam and the Epic Games Store. Console stores on Xbox and PlayStation offer a 20% discount. These price reductions apply globally to the standard edition of the game. The title is now available for purchase on all three major gaming platforms.
Source: Gematsu
