Reburn Launches New Sci-Fi Shooter ‘La Quimera’ on PC

April 25, 2025, 11:21 am

Indie developer Reburn has unveiled its original narrative sci-fi shooter, ‘La Quimera’, now available on PC via Steam. With its blend of imaginative storytelling and energetic gameplay, the launch marks an ambitious entry into a competitive market, piquing the interest of both gamers and critics alike.

venturebeat.com / Reburn launches ambitious new IP with debut of La Quimera on PC via Steam

Game developer, Reburn has launched its first original narrative sci-fi shooter game, La Quimera on PC via Steam.

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