Devolver Digital and Behaviour Interactive have announced Serious Sam: Shatterverse, a co-op roguelite first-person shooter scheduled to launch in 2026 [1].

The project represents a genre shift for the long-running franchise by blending traditional action gameplay with roguelite elements. This move targets a growing market of players who prefer high-replayability loops and cooperative progression systems.

The official gameplay trailer was first presented during the Xbox Partner Preview event in March 2026 [2]. The footage demonstrates the core combat mechanics and the chaotic nature of the game's enemy encounters. The developers said the title will be available on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC [1].

A primary feature of the new entry is its flexible multiplayer functionality. The game supports co-op for one to five players [3], allowing for both solo play and larger group sessions.

While some promotional materials contained typographical errors regarding the date, industry reports confirm the 2026 window [1]. The collaboration between Devolver Digital and Behaviour Interactive marks a strategic partnership to bring the Serious Sam series into a more modern, systemic gameplay structure.

Detailed information regarding specific release dates and pricing has not yet been disclosed. However, the showcase at the Xbox event highlights the game's integration with current-generation hardware to handle the large-scale battles typical of the series.

“Serious Sam: Shatterverse is scheduled to launch in 2026.”

The transition to a roguelite format suggests that the Serious Sam franchise is evolving to compete with modern indie and AAA 'live-service' trends. By prioritizing cooperative play for up to five people and randomized runs, the developers are moving away from the linear level design of previous titles to increase the game's longevity and social appeal.