- Steam pricePrice
- $3.59$11.99-70%
- Release
- March 10, 2021
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How co-op works
Up to four players team up online or locally to navigate platforming sections, share weapons from a pool of over 150 options, and coordinate positioning and timing to survive scaling enemy hordes and boss encounters across roguelite runs.
About this game
Rogue Glitch Ultra is a roguelite action platformer set in a vibrant, glitch-distorted world. Up to four players join forces online or on a shared screen to tackle procedurally influenced runs filled with weapon drops, enemy waves, and unpredictable boss fights. The glitch aesthetic warps environments and introduces visual surprises that shift the feel of each session.
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Moment-to-moment play centers on fast platforming, weapon experimentation, and coordinated combat. With more than 150 weapon options available, players constantly test new loadouts and synergies. Timing and shared positioning become critical during enemy encounters and tricky platforming sequences where one player's jump or fire angle can open space for the team. Communication sharpens survival as hordes scale with group size.
Each run unlocks persistent items and upgrades that expand tactical choices for future attempts. The structure supports both quick sessions and extended nights chasing deeper progression or fresh weapon combinations. The blend of roguelite unpredictability, platforming challenges, and cooperative action makes it a strong fit for groups seeking replayable co-op runs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in co-op?
Rogue Glitch Ultra supports up to 4 players in co-op, either online or locally on a shared/split screen. You can mix and match-play solo, with a friend on the couch, or fill out a full squad online.
Do we need to communicate and coordinate, or can everyone just do their own thing?
Communication definitely helps. Enemy hordes scale with the number of players, and tight platforming sections or boss phases often require coordinated positioning and timing. Sharing weapon synergies and calling out threats makes runs smoother, especially as difficulty ramps up.
With over 150 weapons, how much does loadout variety actually matter?
A lot. Weapon drops are constant, and experimenting with different combinations is central to the experience. Synergies between players' loadouts can make or break harder encounters, so swapping and testing new gear keeps each run feeling fresh and tactical.