Free to playAngeldust Build, ride, battle together
Angeldust is a colorful, family-friendly online world where you and your co-op friends pick from four heroes, take on daily quests and bosses together, then unwind by building houses and riding horses, bears and moas across 25 landscapes.
Is Angeldust worth it?
Angeldust is worth it if…
- you like slow, shared sessions built around exploring and building
- you want co-op friends of any age to join easily in one world
- you enjoy splitting roles, with one friend building and another fighting
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Team up for quests and boss fights
You choose the quirky builder, the fearless fighter, the perky scout or the mysterious sorceress, then head out with co-op friends against 275 creatures and the bigger bosses waiting behind the daily quests. Working together matters here, since different heroes suit different jobs and the tougher fights reward a little coordination. When you want a break from cooperation, the Hero battle lets you test your shooting skills against other players.
One shared world to explore and build
The same giant world holds everyone, with endless magical areas to wander and 450 materials and objects for building whatever you like. You gather, craft and shape your own place, then show it to friends who drop by from the same server. Mounts keep travel light: horse, bear or moa, your call. It is casual and low-pressure, the kind of session where chatting matters as much as finishing the next quest.
Good to know before you team up?
How do you actually play together?
Everything happens in one giant shared world, so friends are already around you. A Play Together button helps you meet up and make new friends without setting up lobbies or servers.
Can you compete as well as cooperate?
Yes. Alongside daily quests and boss fights, there is a separate PvP Hero battle focused on shooting skills.
What do the four heroes change?
Each hero is outfitted for a different kind of role play: builder, fighter, scout and sorceress. Pick the one that fits how you like to help the group, whether that is making things or taking the lead in a fight.
