- Steam pricePrice
- $9.99
- Release
- April 16, 2013
- Session GoalsGoals
How co-op works
Up to three players clear side-scrolling stages locally or online, choosing complementary classes and combining melee, ranged, and magical attacks. Looted weapons, learned skills, mounts, and war machines expand each hero’s options across the campaign.
About this game
Sacred Citadel is a side-scrolling action brawler set in the fantasy world of Ancaria. The Ashen empire has enslaved the population and unleashed the Grimmoc hordes to destroy the Seraphim guardians. Up to three players fight together through waves of enemies in classic beat 'em up fashion, choosing from warrior, ranger, mage, and shaman classes.
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Players hack, slash, and cast their way through levels filled with loot, unlockable skills, and upgradable gear. Each class brings different attack styles and abilities, encouraging coordination as you juggle crowd control, heavy strikes, and ranged support. Boss fights and environmental hazards keep the action varied, and leveling up your hero between stages adds a light progression layer.
The game supports local multiplayer with same-screen or split-screen play, plus Steam Remote Play Together for online sessions. These co-op runs work best when everyone brings a different class, creating chaotic but satisfying teamwork as you fight to reclaim Ancaria one level at a time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in Sacred Citadel?
Up to three players can fight together through the campaign. You can play locally using same-screen or split-screen modes, or connect online via Steam Remote Play Together.
What classes can we choose from?
There are four classes: warrior, ranger, mage, and shaman. Each has different attack styles and abilities, so bringing a variety of classes helps with coordination during co-op sessions.
Is there progression between levels?
Yes, you can level up your hero between stages, unlock new skills, and upgrade your gear with loot you collect during runs. It's a light progression system layered on top of the beat 'em up action.