- Steam pricePrice
- $13.99
- Release
- June 11, 2014
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four local or Remote Play players can tackle the six-chapter quest and five survival modes together. The team shares one battlefield, selects stacking perks while leveling, and coordinates weapons to control hundreds of enemies.
About this game
Crimsonland throws you into the middle of a relentless alien invasion, blasting thousands of enemies in frantic top-down action. You can tackle the waves solo or team up with a friend in local co-op, unlocking more than 30 weapons and 50 perks as you fight to survive. It is pure cooperative chaos, not competitive.
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The core loop revolves around clearing enormous hordes, leveling up mid-battle to choose powerful perks, and experimenting with wild weapon combos. Co-op doubles the firepower and the mayhem, forcing you to coordinate kills, share the screen, and call out when things get overwhelming. The perks range from quirky to brutal, keeping every run unpredictable.
Crimsonland supports local couch co-op and split-screen modes, and you can also play together via Steam Remote Play Together. Sessions are fast and intense, perfect for quick bursts of teamwork or longer survival runs where communication becomes essential as the screen fills with enemies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can we play Crimsonland online together?
Crimsonland is primarily a local co-op game designed for couch play and split-screen. However, you can play together online using Steam Remote Play Together, which streams the game from one player's PC to another over the internet.
Is Crimsonland competitive or purely co-op?
Crimsonland is purely cooperative. You and your teammates fight together against waves of aliens and monsters-there's no player-versus-player combat or competitive modes. It's all about teamwork and surviving the onslaught together.
How important is communication in co-op?
Communication becomes essential as the action heats up. With the screen filling with enemies and both players sharing space, calling out threats, coordinating which perks to pick, and managing the chaos together makes survival much easier-especially in longer runs.































