- Steam pricePrice
- $2.99$11.99-75%
- Release
- October 27, 2014
- Modes
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to four online players manage a shared dungeon expedition, deploying distinct heroes while opening rooms one by one. The team allocates Dust and scarce resources, powers defensive modules, controls monster waves, and escorts the crystal to each floor exit.
About this game
Dungeon of the ENDLESS blends tower defense with roguelike exploration in a unique cooperative survival scenario. After crash-landing on a hostile planet, you and your teammates must escort a vulnerable power generator through randomly generated dungeon floors while fending off waves of monsters. The game supports true co-op play, with every decision about room exploration, resource spending, and hero placement made as a team.
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Players open doors to reveal new rooms, build defensive modules, and assign heroes to key chokepoints before triggering the next floor exit. Every opened door risks spawning hostile creatures, forcing constant tactical discussion about risk, positioning, and energy management. The pressure to protect the generator while exploring uncharted territory makes teamwork essential and mistakes costly.
Online co-op brings the full experience to Windows and Mac, turning each run into a communication-heavy coordination challenge. Sessions revolve around planning advances, reacting to ambushes, and deciding when to push deeper or fortify your position, creating tense tactical moments that reward coordinated play and adaptive strategy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is communication really that important for co-op?
Yes, absolutely. Every door you open can spawn enemies, and you need to coordinate resource spending, hero placement, and when to move the generator. The game is built around tactical discussions and shared decision-making, so voice chat or quick coordination is highly recommended.