- Steam pricePrice
- $14.99
- Release
- January 30, 2018
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How co-op works
Two local players choose among three warriors and share the eight-stage campaign or combat arenas. They manage Roman crowds with grabs, throws, disposable weapons, and environmental hazards, coordinating screen-clearing wolf calls and temporary Rage states rather than spending both limited tools on the same wave.
About this game
Wulverblade is a side-scrolling beat 'em up set during the Roman occupation of Britain, where players take on the invading Ninth Legion in brutal arcade-style combat. Designed for solo play or two-player local co-op, it channels classic arcade brawlers with historical grit and detailed pixel art.
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Players hack, slash, and dismember their way through waves of Roman soldiers using a mix of melee combos, thrown weapons, and environmental hazards. The combat is fast and visceral, rewarding timing and positioning, while co-op partners can revive each other and coordinate attacks to manage crowds and tough officer units.
Local couch co-op runs on a shared screen, and it also supports Steam Remote Play Together for online sessions. Fights demand communication and spatial awareness as enemies swarm from both sides, making teamwork essential during tougher encounters and boss battles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Wulverblade online with a friend?
Wulverblade supports local couch co-op on a shared screen. You can also play online using Steam Remote Play Together, which streams the game to a friend so you can play the local co-op mode remotely.
How does co-op work in this game?
Two players share the screen and fight through waves of Roman soldiers together. You can revive each other when downed and coordinate attacks to handle crowds and tougher enemies. Communication helps since enemies attack from both sides.
Is Wulverblade more like a story game or an arcade brawler?
It's an arcade-style beat 'em up with historical flavor. The focus is on fast, visceral combat with melee combos, thrown weapons, and environmental kills-think classic brawlers set during the Roman occupation of Britain.
Do I need a controller to play?
The game has full controller support, and given it's a side-scrolling beat 'em up designed for couch co-op, controllers are recommended for the best experience.