$12.49 (−50%)Echo Point Nova Shoot and soar across floating islands
Crash-land on a strange planet with up to three co-op friends and skate, grapple and shoot your way through mercenary bases and giant bosses. Echo Point Nova is a fast open-world FPS built for shared chaos, with the same save carrying across solo and co-op.
Is Echo Point Nova worth it?
Echo Point Nova is worth it if…
- you like fast co-op games built around movement and shooting
- you want to share an open world with two or three co-op friends
- you like hunting upgrades, orbs and unlockable weapons together
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Co-op from the start, on one shared save
You invite Steam friends straight in, with no mandatory tutorials to sit through first. Progress stays on the same save whether you play solo or together, so nobody gets left behind when the group splits up.
Each player can set their own difficulty in the same session, which keeps things friendly when one of you wants a hard fight and another just wants to cruise. You chase the main quest to break up mercenary operations, or wander off to hunt agility orbs, hidden weapons and hats. Expect moments like grappling onto a floating island while a friend rides past on a hoverboard toward a helicopter raining rockets.
Speed, airtime and very large bosses
Movement is the whole point. You chain grapple hook pulls, hoverboard glides, jumps and unlockable powers to cross a seamless world of floating islands, and almost everything around you can be broken apart.
Fights are arena-style bursts against pyromancers, turret-planting sappers and helicopters, then scale up to towering colossi with weak points to chase down. Killing with a weapon unlocks attachments for it, and collecting agility orbs improves mobility. The default difficulty runs hard, but the options menu lets you tune it until the speed feels fun instead of punishing.
How does co-op actually work?
Can you play the full campaign in co-op?
Yes. The open world and main quest support solo and up to 4-player co-op, and progress stays on the same save in both modes. You can swap between playing alone and playing together without losing your place.
Do you need to finish a tutorial before playing together?
No. Co-op is available from the start with no mandatory tutorials, so friends can join and learn the grapple hook, hoverboard and guns while exploring.
What if co-op friends want different difficulty levels?
Everyone can set individual difficulty within the same session. That way one player can take harder fights while another keeps things relaxed, and you still share the same world.
