- Steam pricePrice
- $4.80$11.99-60%
- Release
- August 1, 2017
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two players fight through the same campaign locally from a shared top-down view. Partners control crowds with melee combos and firearms, time parries, and exploit stealth, executions, disarms, and environmental kills; Arena mode adds horde survival.
About this game
Redeemer: Enhanced Edition is a top-down brawler that delivers brutal close-quarters combat as you fight your way through a cybernetic corporation hunting former elite operative Vasily. The game supports both solo runs and local co-op, letting a second player jump in to share the carnage.
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Combat revolves around deep melee systems, environmental kills, and savage finishers. You can pummel enemies with fists, crush them with improvised weapons, or execute them against walls and machinery. The violence is tactical and visceral, rewarding timing and situational awareness as much as aggression. Playing with a partner doubles the chaos and opens up new crowd-control possibilities.
Local split-screen co-op lets two players share the rampage on one PC, and Remote Play Together extends that option to online sessions. Fights demand communication and spatial coordination, especially when surrounded, making it a solid pick for couch sessions built around tight, reactive teamwork.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Redeemer: Enhanced Edition co-op online?
The game supports local split-screen co-op for two players on one PC. You can extend this to online play using Steam Remote Play Together, which streams your local session to a friend over the internet.
How does co-op change the gameplay?
A second player can jump in locally to share the combat. Playing with a partner doubles the chaos and opens up new crowd-control possibilities, especially when surrounded by enemies. The game rewards communication and spatial coordination between players.
What kind of combat system does this game have?
It's a top-down brawler focused on brutal close-quarters melee combat. You can punch enemies, use improvised weapons, execute environmental kills, and perform savage finishers against walls and machinery. Combat rewards timing and situational awareness, not just button-mashing.
Do I need a controller to play?
The game has full controller support, which is recommended for local co-op sessions. Controllers work well for the tight, reactive combat the game is built around.





















