Rerouted Wiki
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Stranded deep in the North, you have just one goal: make it home alive. Solo or with friends, fight the cold, hunt for food, set up camps, watch out for wildlife, and... try not to lose anyone along the way.
- Release
- Coming soon
- Platform
- Windows
- Genre
- Adventure
Rerouted is not out yet. A guide needs one first-hand element, such as steps you tested, screenshots you took or a table built from the developer's own posts, as the editing guidelines explain. Until launch, this wiki shows the game's details from Steam, refreshed daily.
At a glance
From Steam, checked
- Languages
- 10 languages, 1 with full audio
- DLC
- 1
Language list
- English (full audio)
- French
- Spanish - Spain
- Russian
- Ukrainian
- German
- Japanese
- Polish
- Portuguese - Brazil
- Simplified Chinese
PC requirements
Minimum
- OS: TBD
- Processor: TBD
- Graphics: TBD
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Sound Card: TBD
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About the game from Steam
You’re cut off from civilization, deep in the endless northern wilderness. Home was only a few hours away. Not anymore. Now there’s nothing but endless forests, bitter cold, and something moving in the bushes.
Whether alone or with friends, you’ll have to find your way home – preferably without losing anyone along the way.
Forget the GPS
Read your map, use your compass, navigate by natural landmarks, and carve your own path through dense forests, swamps, rivers, and mountain passes.
Live off the land
Hunt, fish, forage, cook over an open fire, and craft the tools required to survive. Nature provides everything you need – if you know where to look.
Build and upgrade your camp
When the cold sets in, your camp becomes more than just a place to sleep. Build and improve your shelter, warm up by the fire, prepare for the journey ahead, and decide who gets stuck sleeping at everyone else’s feet.
You're in their territory
The North belongs to its wildlife. Bears, wolves, and other animals defend their territory, react to your presence, and can even hear you through proximity voice chat.
Sometimes the smartest choice isn’t to fight – it’s to keep quiet and stay out of their way.
Everything's easier together… or is it?
Play solo or with up to 4 players. Work together, share supplies, and watch each other’s backs… or hope the bear catches someone else first.
Remember: the only thing more dangerous than the wilderness is your friend.
