- Steam pricePrice
Unknown until release
- Players
- 2 - 4
- Release
- To be announcedUpcoming
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- Modes
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How co-op works
Up to four players team up in online co-op to navigate handcrafted dungeons that shift each run, extracting rare loot under PvE-only pressure where death means losing carried gear.
About this game
Galactic Realms: Quest for the Forgotten merges fantasy and lost science in a dungeon-crawling extraction RPG built for one to four players. Every descent is a calculated risk: you carry your hard-won gear into dangerous, hand-built dungeons that rearrange themselves each session, fight through PvE threats, claim rare equipment, and must extract safely to keep what you earned. Fail to escape and you forfeit everything you brought.
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Combat unfolds from a first-person perspective, blending magical abilities with recovered technology as you clear rooms, solve environmental puzzles, and adapt to shifting layouts. Online co-op demands constant communication, coordinated positioning, and shared awareness of resource stocks and exit routes. Every encounter matters because the stakes compound with every piece of loot you pick up.
Progression is earned through successful extractions, not microtransactions or pay-to-win shortcuts. Each run deepens your knowledge of dungeon mechanics, enemy patterns, and optimal extraction timing. The challenge scales with group size, rewarding careful planning and disciplined teamwork over reckless greed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in co-op?
You can play solo or team up with up to three other players for a total of four in online co-op. The difficulty scales with your group size, so coordinating with your team becomes even more important as you add players.
What happens to my loot if I don't extract in time?
If you fail to escape the dungeon, you lose everything you brought with you-both the gear you carried in and any loot you collected during the run. Extraction is mandatory to keep what you earn, which makes timing your exit and managing risk essential parts of every descent.
How important is communication in co-op?
Communication is critical. You need to constantly coordinate positioning, share resource status, track enemy locations, and plan your extraction route together. The extraction mechanics and shifting dungeon layouts mean a lack of communication can quickly lead to a failed run and lost loot for the entire team.
Are the dungeons the same every time?
No. The dungeons are handcrafted but rearrange themselves each session, so layouts, enemy placements, and puzzle configurations change between runs. This keeps every descent unpredictable and forces you to adapt rather than memorize routes.
Does the game have microtransactions or pay-to-win elements?
No. Progression is earned entirely through successful extractions and skillful play. There are no microtransactions and no pay-to-win mechanics-every piece of gear and every advantage comes from what you risk and extract from the dungeons.





















