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SHORE: Survive the Waves with Friends
SHORE is a tense co-op survival game for up to four players with sights on Linux and Windows. Developer Underdog keeps bringing fresh ideas to life. Which is due to make its way onto Steam. SHORE drops up to four players onto a weak raft at sea. Storms, sharks, and hunger turn each trip into a tense fight for home. The game is set for late 2026.
A Raft That Fights Back
The raft is not a safe base. It moves with each wave and shift in weight. That means every player can change its balance. One bad step may send a friend into the sea. Paddling also needs teamwork. Players must steer through rough water and strong currents. They may also need to pull friends back aboard. Try not to toss them overboard first. The setup seems built for funny mistakes. Yet each mistake could also end a run.
SHORE Makes the Sea the Threat
The ocean is not just empty space. It acts like the main foe. Players must face storms, huge waves, sharks, and a lack of food. New areas will bring fresh risks during the trip. The co-op survival includes icebergs, whirlpools, and deep sea beasts. Each biome should force the crew to change its plan. No trip will follow one set path. That should make each run feel less safe.
Lost Places Offer Hope
The crew can search old islands and loose wreckage. Sinking ships may also hold useful finds. Each stop may help the group live longer. It may also pull the raft into more danger. The goal stays simple. Find a path back to the world you left. That path may cross waters with no clear map. Getting lost is part of the threat.
SHORE - Official Announcement Trailer
SHORE Gets a Native Release
The release is planned with native support. That gives players a clear reason to watch it. Still, key tech facts are not yet known. Underdog has not shared test results, but...
The game will be definitely available on Linux!
SHORE is built with Unity and is confirmed for Linux. Steam Deck support is also not confirmed. There is no word on Proton or Vulkan. We also lack frame rate data and system needs. Smooth play will matter with such wild raft physics. The planned native build is good news. Still, players should wait for real tests before judging its speed.
Built in Public
Underdog is making the game in public. The developer posts devlogs under the name Underdog. Fans can comment and share ideas for the game. The developer says about 2,000 people did so last month. That open process may help shape later parts. It also gives fans a close look at the work. Of course, fan ideas may not all reach the release. Plans can change before launch.
What to Watch Next
SHORE is due in Q4 2026 on Steam. It will offer 1–4 player co-op survival on Linux and Windows.
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