First Class Trouble, the chaotic Social deduction game from Versus Evil, sets sail for a full launch on PC and PlayStation today.
After joining the crew of free PlayStation Plus games this month, First Class Trouble is about to set sail out of Steam Early Access and ointo a full launch today. Currently berthed on PC and PlayStation platforms, First Class Trouble invites players to an exclusive luxury cruise among the stars as the ISS Alithea sets sail today
First Class Trouble, much like social deduction classic Among Us, is a sci-fi sim set on a trip between the stars. Players boarding this nod to 1930s sci-fi scenarios will find themselves trapped among the cabins and lounge bars of this wayward vessel, but there’s no time to take in the facilities, take a swim, or crash the bar. Over the coruse of a frantic match, six people enter the abandoned halls of the Alithea, four of which are on board residents trying to cooperatively shut down a rogue A.I. at the heart of the ship. The other two players will be Personoids, minions of the A.I who looks human, sound human, and who will lie, deceive, and do whatever it takes to stop them!
Aside from the 5 star finish this title brings to the screen, plenty of other additions mean it’s worth investing some time into. Local voice chat, 3D sound, haptic feedback, and all the PC updates mean I might very well be grabbing this on PlayStation 5 today. If you’re not convinced how much fun First Class Trouble is, check out our own preview for more on the content. First Class Trouble is now available on Steam and the PlayStation Store and available for download via PlayStation Plus from today. PlayStation Plus Members will be able to download the PS4 and PS5 versions at no extra cost starting November 2nd – December 6th. Anybody looking to add some flair can pick up the First Class Trouble Supporters Pack for $9.99, The Christmas Pack $4.99, The Winter Pack $1.99, The Vruumba Pack $4.99, The Runway Pack $9.99 and the New Years Eve Pack $14.99, all so you can look your best while you are mistakenly vented out into the cold reaches of space.
