How co-op works
Up to eight online players share an open-world campaign and shop network. Teammates gather, farm, fish, craft, buy, or loot stock, while others build stores, manage employees and policies, serve customers, or fight enemies and world bosses.
About this game
Saleblazers drops you and your friends into an open-world survival game where commerce is king. Instead of just hoarding loot, you run a shop together, sourcing inventory from the dangerous wilderness and selling it to customers caught in the crossfire of warring factions. True co-op shopkeeping means balancing adventure with business, and the chaos grows as every partner brings their own idea of profit margins.
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Teamwork splits across gathering, crafting, base defense, and haggling with customers. Some players venture out to hunt creatures and scavenge resources, while others mind the store, restock shelves, and set prices. The survival layer keeps pressure on: you need food, defenses, and a steady supply chain, and managing all of that with friends turns restocking into a comedic scramble.
Online co-op lets you build your merchant empire across sessions, whether you coordinate like a tight supply chain or devolve into pricing wars and impulse purchases. The mix of survival tension and retail absurdity rewards communication and makes every sale feel like a victory.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can run a shop together in co-op?
Saleblazers supports online co-op multiplayer. You can run your shop with friends online, splitting tasks between gathering resources and managing the store.
Can one player manage the shop while others go out adventuring?
Yes, that's exactly how the co-op is designed to work. Some players can stay behind to restock shelves, set prices, and serve customers, while others venture into the wilderness to hunt creatures and gather inventory. You can split roles however your group wants.
Do we share progress, or does everyone run separate shops?
You build your merchant empire together across sessions, suggesting shared progression. The game is built around cooperative shopkeeping where you're running one business as a team, not competing stores.