- Steam pricePrice
- $14.99
- Release
- August 16, 2017
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two local or online players cross the same randomized platforming run as separately controlled heroes with distinct attacks and upgrade builds. They coordinate wall-jumps, dashes, enemy coverage, and boss patterns while the self-contained run, common route, and permanent-death rules make survival a shared objective.
About this game
Jump into procedurally generated platforming stages that shift with every run. 20XX blends classic Mega Man-inspired action with roguelike unpredictability, offering true co-op where two players tackle randomized levels, bosses, and power-ups side by side. Every session feels different, and mistakes can end a run fast.
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Movement and timing matter as much as firepower. You'll wall-jump, dash, and blast through enemies while choosing from an ever-growing arsenal of unlockable abilities. Playing together adds pressure and payoff because coordinating jumps, sharing screen space, and reviving a downed partner in the heat of battle turns each stage into a fast-paced puzzle.
Both online and local split-screen co-op are supported, making it easy to team up from the same couch or across the internet. The roguelike structure rewards short, intense sessions and keeps you coming back to push further, unlock new powers, and see what the next randomized gauntlet throws at you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play 20XX with a friend both online and on the same couch?
Yes. 20XX supports both online co-op and local split-screen co-op, so you can team up with a friend from across the internet or play together on the same couch.
Are the levels the same every time, or do they change between runs?
The levels are procedurally generated, meaning they change with every run. Each session presents randomized stages, enemy placements, and power-ups, so no two runs feel exactly the same.
How does co-op work when one player goes down?
If one player goes down during a stage, their partner can revive them in the heat of battle. Coordinating movement and managing revivals adds an extra layer of teamwork to each run.
Is this game good for short play sessions, or do runs take a long time?
20XX is built around short, intense sessions. The roguelike structure means runs can end quickly if you make mistakes, making it perfect for pick-up-and-play co-op without a huge time commitment.