- Steam pricePrice
- $3.99$19.99-80%
- Release
- November 15, 2022
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four local or online adventurers combine distinct class movesets through the shared Adventure or Horde modes. They juggle and zone enemies, assign dropped equipment and skill paths, cover vulnerable ranged classes, and revive fallen allies while progressing through biomes and bosses together.
About this game
Bravery and Greed mixes beat 'em up brawling with roguelite runs and dungeon crawling for up to four players. It offers both co-op and competitive modes, letting you team up to tackle procedurally generated floors or turn on each other in PvP arenas. Choose from four classic fantasy classes and dive into a combat system built around timing, combos, and resource management.
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Players fight through waves of enemies, gather loot, and upgrade their characters as the run unfolds. The deep combat rewards coordination and strategic use of abilities, making teamwork essential when the pressure mounts. PvP modes add variety, letting you test those skills against friends in tense, gold-grabbing duels.
Local couch co-op, online play, split-screen, and LAN support give you flexibility in how you gather your party. Runs are session-based, pushing groups to communicate constantly as they balance greed for loot with survival. Expect chaotic teamwork and plenty of backstabbing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play with a mix of local and online friends at the same time?
Yes, Bravery and Greed supports playing with both local and online players simultaneously, so you can have friends on the couch while others join remotely.
Is the co-op campaign separate from the PvP modes, or can we switch mid-session?
The game offers both co-operative dungeon runs and competitive PvP modes as separate experiences. You'll choose which mode to play when starting a session rather than switching seamlessly during a run.
How important is communication for the co-op gameplay?
Communication is essential. The roguelite runs require constant coordination around timing combos, managing resources, deciding when to push for loot versus playing it safe, and strategically using each class's abilities when the action gets intense.
Can I play solo, or is it really designed for multiplayer?
While the game supports single-player, it's clearly designed with multiplayer in mind. The deep combat system and emphasis on teamwork, resource sharing, and coordination all point to it being best experienced with a full party of up to four players.