- Steam pricePrice
- $9.99
- Release
- December 4, 2024
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How co-op works
Two to four online players each control a sword-wielding mech and a sharpshooting space frog simultaneously. Teams combine customized weapons and synergistic builds, divide threats across 20-minute levels, and chain abilities to survive the forces of Entropy.
About this game
Entropy Survivors throws you into a bullet hell roguelike that asks you to juggle two characters at once: a heavy-hitting mech and a nimble sharpshooting space frog. It is true co-op, supporting 2 to 4 players online as you work together to survive waves of enemies and save the universe from entropy itself.
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Gameplay centers on combining outrageously creative abilities with deep weapon customization, letting you fine-tune your loadout between runs. The dual-character control demands quick thinking and coordination, especially when playing with others who are managing their own pairs of units. The chaos scales beautifully in multiplayer, turning every encounter into a frantic juggling act of positioning, timing, and firepower.
Online co-op is the only multiplayer mode available, and runs are designed to be replayable with varied builds and strategies. Communication becomes essential as the screen fills with projectiles and your team decides who covers which threats. Each session feels fresh thanks to the roguelike structure, making it a strong pick for groups that enjoy run-based games with plenty of room to experiment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play with friends online, and how many players are supported?
Yes, Entropy Survivors supports 2-4 player online co-op. There's no local multiplayer-online co-op is the only multiplayer mode available.
What makes the co-op chaotic or communication-heavy?
Each player simultaneously controls two characters-a mech and a space frog-so you're juggling positioning and abilities for both units at once. When multiple players are doing this together in a bullet hell environment, coordinating who handles which threats becomes critical as the screen fills with projectiles.
Is there good replayability, or does it get repetitive?
The roguelike structure keeps runs fresh with varied builds and weapon customization between attempts. The ability combinations are described as outrageously creative, and the game is designed around run-based replayability, so experimenting with different strategies is a core part of the experience.
Do I need to control both characters at the same time in single player too?
Yes, even in single player you control both the mech and the space frog simultaneously. That dual-character juggling is a core mechanic of the game, whether you're playing solo or with others.