A voxel co-op roguelite for up to four players on one screen. Each run takes you down through the acts of the rift, and after every fight you pick one of three upgrades for your hero.
Play free in your browserNo download, no account needed. Keyboard and mouse or gamepads. Early Access.
Pumpkin HollowA Halloween act is in the rift until October 31. Beat the Hollow Horseman to unlock a pumpkin-head skin for every hero.For October there is an extra act: spider-webbed groves full of witches, skeletons and giant spiders. It turns up in your runs about twice as often as the other acts while the event is on.
At the bottom waits the Hollow Horseman, a rider with a burning jack-o'-lantern for a head. Beat him once and every hero on your account gets the Jack-o'-Lantern skin.
Everyone plays on one screen. Plug in a gamepad and press A to join, even halfway through a run; a late player starts at the party's level. It plays fine solo too, with keyboard and mouse or a pad.
Each hero has two builds you can swap between in camp. Augments only roll if they fit your current build, so a Pyromancer is offered burn and explosion upgrades rather than wolf upgrades.
Path augments go further and change what your skill or ultimate does. Some rooms skip the augment and offer a trade-off instead: a big upgrade with a drawback attached.
There are six acts, from overgrown ruins to the Emberforge and the Storm Spire. Each has its own enemies with their own way of fighting, and a guardian at the end. After a guardian you choose one of two gates, which decides the next act.
Endlessafter a win, keep looping with tougher enemies.
Trialsruns with enemy modifiers that unlock skins.
Omensdaily runs with a shared leaderboard.
DifficultyNormal, Hard or Brutal, picked before each descent.
There is no inventory. Weapons are the only random drop: a better one equips itself, a worse one is melted down into embers. Guardians also drop relics, which are fixed weapons and rings you pick between at the forge back in camp. Embers carry over between runs and pay for permanent upgrades on the Lantern Tree.
Every hero has a basic attack, a dash, a skill and an ultimate, and two builds that change how the skill and ultimate work. Four are free. The other four come with the full game.
A three-hit sword combo up close. Good first pick: sturdy enough to stand in a crowd.
Fast arrows from range. Her dash gives a short burst of extra speed.
Arcane bolts at range and big area spells. Low health, so keep moving.
The fastest basic attack of any hero, and very little health.
The slowest swing in the game and the hardest hits.
A long-reach spear combo, good for keeping enemies at arm's length.
Throws lantern flares from range. The support hero, and the one to bring to a four-player game.
Wide scythe sweeps that hit everything around you.
The camp between runs. You walk around it with your hero: spend embers on the Lantern Tree, choose relics at the forge, test a build on the training dummies, fish in the pond or wander over the bridge to the farm.
The free version is the whole game with four heroes: every act, Endless, Trials, Omens and local co-op. Breaker, Lancer, Lightkeeper and Reaper are a one-time $5 unlock, and your free progress carries straight over.
No ads, no microtransactions, no battle pass. The $5 is the only thing for sale.
Yes. The free version has four heroes and every act, mode and feature. The full game adds the other four heroes for a single $5 payment once the store opens. There are no ads and nothing else to buy.
No. You can play straight away and your progress saves in your browser. A free account keeps your progress in the cloud so you can play on any computer, and puts your name on the Omen leaderboards.
A computer with a recent version of Chrome or Edge. Keyboard and mouse is enough; Xbox, PlayStation and most other gamepads work too. Phones and tablets work with a Bluetooth controller: tap the screen once to start so the sound can turn on.
Co-op is local: everyone plays on the same screen. Plug in a gamepad and press A or Start to join. Up to four players can play at once.
Not yet. For now you can play with friends far away through screen-sharing tools like Parsec.
Open Options and set Graphics to Low, or cap the frame rate. On most laptops the game already picks a lighter setting by itself.
That's the plan. The full game is coming to Steam later at the same price.