About

You died. Hell took you by mistake. Nobody is coming to correct it.

KOR EDEN is a dark-fantasy action roguelite about cutting your way out of the underworld — and about what you agree to on the way. Hell will help you. Hell names its price first. Devils are not fodder. They are characters, and they make offers: what you gain and what it costs, stated plainly, before you agree to anything. Refusing is a real choice, not a delay. Accepting changes how you fight for the rest of the run.

Two-player local co-op is in the architecture from the first line of code, not bolted on afterwards. Two players, two separately owned builds, two sets of debts — on one couch. The moment it is built for is not “you added damage.” It is “your pact changed my decision.” Solo is complete on its own.

How it plays

• Every power is a contract. THE PASSAGE: dodge through an attack and your next strike ERUPTS — dodge nothing and you STUMBLE. THE CHAIN: parry to chain your foe and it takes DOUBLE — stray from it and it SNAPS you down.
• Read the ring. A ring sits over the attacker and shrinks through the telegraph. Press when it closes. Some foes can be parried. Some must be spaced and dodged. Knowing which is the fight.
• Weight without sludge. Committed swings, controlled hit-stop, immediate turning. No floaty drift, no animation prison.
• The world stops when a devil offers. A name, one gain, one cost. Accept or refuse.
• The build is the story. Pacts deepen, transform, oppose one another, and can be given up to buy your way out of something worse.
• Drop in, split the screen. A second player presses any button on a second gamepad — the screen splits and they join on the spot.