- Steam pricePrice
- $5.99
- Release
- December 5, 2023
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Local or online players choose capybara classes with distinct weapons and combat styles, then fight shared enemy hordes. Random skills and passives shape each run, so the team coordinates class coverage and builds while earning coins for permanent ability upgrades.
About this game
This roguelite turns the bullet hell formula inside out by making you the source of the chaos. You and up to three friends play as capybaras armed with an absurd arsenal, mowing down waves of enemies in true cooperative fashion. The focus is on surviving increasingly wild runs together rather than competing against each other.
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Each run has you collecting weapons and skills that transform your capybara into a walking storm of projectiles. The core loop is all about synergy: stacking abilities, covering angles, and reviving teammates when the screen fills with enemies. It is the kind of chaos that rewards communication but also makes room for hilarious, physics-driven disasters when four capybaras sprint in different directions.
Both online co-op and local couch co-op are supported, along with single-screen and split-screen options depending on your setup. Sessions lean into party-style mayhem, with short runs that escalate quickly and encourage experimentation across repeated attempts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up as capybaras?
You can play solo or team up with up to 3 friends for a total of 4 capybaras. The game supports both online co-op and local couch co-op, with single-screen and split-screen options available.
Is this a bullet hell where I dodge attacks or where I create the chaos?
You create the chaos. This is a bullet heaven roguelite where your capybara becomes the source of mayhem, firing absurd amounts of projectiles at waves of enemies rather than carefully dodging incoming fire.
How long does a typical run take?
Runs are designed to be short and escalate quickly, making them ideal for party-style sessions where you can experiment with different builds and strategies across repeated attempts.
Do I need to coordinate with teammates or can we just go wild?
It rewards both. You'll benefit from communicating to stack abilities and cover different angles, but the game also embraces hilarious chaos when four capybaras sprint in different directions. It's flexible enough for serious synergy or pure mayhem.