MindsEye, the debut title from Build a Rocket Boy, is dropping on June 10, 2025, for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and Epic Games. The game blends a cinematic single-player campaign with an open-world sandbox mode and custom missions — all tied into a futuristic setting where AI and tech run the show.
Yes, MindsEye will feature a multiplayer mode, but that will not be available at launch. Multiplayer is expected to arrive in late 2025, with early info suggesting it’ll be a strictly co-op experience, meaning you and a friend can tackle game modes together. Let’s look more into it.
What we know about MindsEye’s multiplayer mode so far
According to the official roadmap, the game’s multiplayer mode will launch in Fall 2025. Specifics aren’t fully confirmed yet, but it looks like co-op is the focus. That means no large-scale PvP or open server stuff for now — just curated co-op modes that you and a friend can experience together.
What is it offering at launch?
At launch, it will be a single-player, story-driven experience, putting you in the shoes of Jacob Diaz, a skilled and dangerous operative navigating a tech-dominated city called Red Rock.
There’s a whole conspiracy going on behind the flashy lights — rogue military goons, AI systems gone wild, and a looming threat to all humanity. It’s a futuristic playground with silver humanoid robots everywhere and a hacking system that lets you hijack pretty much anything with a circuit.
You’re not locked into just the story either. Outside the main campaign, there’s also a free-roam open-world mode, letting you explore Red Rock without mission constraints. Players can hop between story and free roam through portals or the main menu. It’s not a half-baked add-on — there’s enough there to justify sticking around even after the credits roll.
What about content creation?
The game supports content creation through Build.MindsEye and Play.MindsEye, part of a larger toolset called Arcadia. These allow players to create custom missions, levels, and races. The system is simple to use and works with a drag-and-drop setup. You can also play content made by other players.
Originally, these tools were developed for a separate project called Everywhere, but they are now fully integrated into the game.
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