- Steam pricePrice
- $19.99
- Release
- November 9, 2019
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two local players share Arcade, Survival, and Challenge modes, linking attacks to launch and juggle enemies on one screen. Maintaining combos fills the Super meter, so both coordinate crowd control, stage weapons, and limited sidearm ammunition; Remote Play Together supports remote input.
About this game
The TakeOver delivers classic beat 'em up action in the spirit of Streets of Rage and Final Fight. You punch, kick, and combo your way through waves of enemies in side-scrolling levels, with the option to bring a friend along for local co-op. The game channels the energy of 90s arcade brawlers while adding modern polish.
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Combat revolves around stringing together attacks, juggling foes, and timing special moves to clear the screen. Playing with a partner doubles the chaos and makes crowd control easier, letting one player focus fire while the other flanks. The soundtrack, featuring Little V Mills, Richie Branson, and industry legend Yuzo Koshiro, keeps the pace high throughout.
Local co-op is supported via shared-screen or split-screen play, and Steam Remote Play Together extends that to online sessions. Whether you tackle stages solo or team up on the couch, the game is built for quick, satisfying runs that reward coordination and well-timed combos.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play The TakeOver online with a friend?
The game supports local co-op natively, but you can play online with a friend using Steam Remote Play Together, which streams the game to another player over the internet.
Is split-screen available for co-op play?
Yes, the game offers both shared-screen and split-screen options for local co-op, so you can choose how you want to play together on the couch.
How does co-op change the gameplay compared to solo?
Playing with a partner makes crowd control easier since one player can focus on specific enemies while the other flanks. It doubles the chaos but also gives you more tactical options for juggling foes and coordinating combos.
Do I need a controller to play?
The game has partial controller support, so while you can play with keyboard, a controller is likely the more comfortable option for this beat 'em up style game.