Staxel

Steam pricePrice
$19.99
Players
2 - 10
Release
April 11, 2019
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How co-op works

Online players share one persistent voxel village, either working the same farm or becoming neighbours. They divide crop care, animal tending, fishing, bug catching, village projects, and unrestricted block construction while the host or dedicated server preserves the world.

About this game

Staxel blends block-building freedom with cozy farming sim rhythms. Players tend crops, care for animals, craft tools, and customize their homestead in a colorful voxel world that feels part Minecraft, part Harvest Moon. You can tackle daily chores solo or share the workload with friends in online co-op, letting you divide tasks or simply hang out in the same village.

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The core loop revolves around planting, harvesting, and selling produce to afford bigger barns, better seeds, and new decorations. Every block in the world can be dug up and rearranged, so you can reshape fields, carve paths, or construct elaborate structures together. That freedom to build keeps sessions creative, especially when one player designs the farm layout while another stocks the village shop.

Online co-op is the only multiplayer option here, and it works best when everyone stays in regular communication to coordinate seasonal festivals, building projects, and shared goals. The relaxed pacing and open-ended design make Staxel a natural fit for patient groups who enjoy long-term collaborative world-building.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can we play split-screen or does it require separate computers?

Staxel only supports online co-op, so each player needs their own copy of the game and will connect over the internet. There's no local split-screen or couch co-op mode.

Do co-op players share the same farm or does everyone have their own?

Players share the same village world in co-op. You'll work together on the same farm, meaning you can divide tasks like one person tending crops while another builds structures or stocks the village shop.

Is voice chat or coordination important for co-op?

Yes, staying in regular communication helps a lot. The game doesn't have built-in voice chat, but coordinating on seasonal festivals, building projects, and shared goals through Discord or another app will make co-op sessions much smoother.