Main Sequence demo update introduces cooperative multiplayer and Electromagnetic Science research

Main Sequence updated its Next Fest demo with cooperative multiplayer, revised world generation, Electromagnetic Science research, and Shield Generator Mk. 1 modules.

What changed

• Added cooperative multiplayer support to the Steam Next Fest demo.
• Unlocked Electromagnetic Science research for advanced tech progression.
• Introduced Shield Generator Mk. 1 modules for ships and stations.

Cooperative Multiplayer and Modules

• Co-op multiplayer is now playable in the demo alongside performance optimizations.
• Engineers can build new ship and station modules including the Shield Generator Mk. 1.
• Expanded equipment sets give pilots more defensive customization during starship encounters.

Research and World Progression

• Electromagnetic Science research is now accessible to unlock extended automation tiers.
• The update integrates the revised world generation and technology tree from the Playtest.
• Explorers can venture into new points of interest across procedural star systems.

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