$13.99Chronicon Old-school loot grinding, together
Chronicon is a pixel-art action RPG about reliving the memories of fallen heroes across five acts, built for killing monsters and stacking loot together. Grab controllers, share one screen with up to four co-op friends, pick from four classes, and clear procedurally generated dungeons as a party.
Is Chronicon worth it?
Chronicon is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where everyone builds a character and mows through dungeons together
- you want shared-screen chaos for up to four, with controllers and simple join-in play
- you enjoy comparing loot and tinkering with skills, crafting, and runes between fights
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Four heroes on one couch
This is local co-op in the classic sense: up to four of you on the same machine, each with a controller, running dungeons side by side. You pick Templar, Berserker, Warden, or Warlock, then push through crowds together while loot piles up around you. You revive each other, split the chaos, and compare builds between portals. It is straightforward party play, with no PvP to argue about afterward.
Loot, builds, and endless tinkering
Between runs your party has plenty to fiddle with. There are over 400 items with designed powers, over 700 with randomized enchants and qualities, set items, over 900 skills and perks, and endless Mastery ranks. You enchant, gem, empower, and inscribe gear with runes, then take the result into randomized endgame dungeons and bosses. Procedural generation keeps each dungeon layout different. You clear an area, walk through the portal that appears beside you, and start arguing politely about who gets the legendary.
Good to know before you party up?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The whole structure of five acts, four classes, procedurally generated areas, crafting, Mastery ranks, and endgame dungeons works solo. Co-op is an option, not a requirement, which makes it easy to practice a build alone before bringing it to the group.
What do you actually do together?
You choose classes, clear dungeons full of monsters, pick up loot, improve skills and Mastery ranks, and craft better gear through enchanting, gems, empowering, and runes. Hardcore mode is there if your group likes consequences, and endgame adds randomized dungeons and bosses for parties that finish the acts and want more.
