Son of a Witch

Steam pricePrice
$5.99$23.99-75%
Players
2 - 4
Release
May 16, 2018
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How co-op works

Up to four players cooperate through procedurally generated dungeons, combining weapons, magic items, and spells with stackable effects. Teams share loot, coordinate builds against eight enemy factions, and tackle boss encounters that demand communication and positioning.

About this game

Son of a Witch is a roguelike action game built for cooperative play, supporting up to four players locally or online. Each run sends the team through procedurally generated dungeon floors populated by monsters, loot, and boss encounters, with the ultimate goal of reaching the ancient goblin artifact hidden at the end. The game also includes a separate versus mode for competitive play.

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Combat revolves around combining dozens of weapons, magic items, potions, and spells, each with unique properties that can stack in surprising ways. Players choose between melee strikes, ranged attacks, and magical abilities while managing limited resources and shared loot drops. Eight distinct enemy factions require different tactical approaches, and the twenty-eight bosses test pattern recognition and team coordination under pressure.

Each run resets progress but builds familiarity with item synergies and enemy behavior, rewarding experimentation across repeat attempts. The roguelike structure keeps sessions unpredictable, while cross-platform multiplayer and LAN support offer flexible ways to play together. Whether tackling a quick run or grinding toward the final artifact, the game thrives on communication and adaptive teamwork.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can play co-op together?

Son of a Witch supports 1-4 players in co-op mode, both locally via shared/split screen and online. It also includes cross-platform multiplayer and LAN support, giving you flexible options to team up with friends.

Does progress carry over between runs?

No, each run resets your progress in traditional roguelike fashion. However, you'll gradually learn enemy patterns, discover item synergies, and build familiarity with the game's mechanics, which makes subsequent runs more manageable through skill and knowledge rather than persistent upgrades.

How important is teamwork and communication?

Very important. With 28 bosses and 8 enemy factions that require different tactics, coordinating your weapon and spell combinations, managing shared loot drops, and adapting strategies on the fly are essential for success. The game rewards teams that communicate and experiment together.

Is there PvP or versus content?

Yes, the game includes a separate versus mode for competitive play, but the main focus is on cooperative dungeon crawling through procedurally generated floors.