$24.99HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed Toy-sized chaos with friends
HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed turns you and up to three co-op friends into action figures defending the Hypercore from waves of weaponized toys. You search bedrooms, kitchens and toy stores for weapons and resources, build barricades, then hold the line together. Simple, colorful shooting with no pay-to-win unlocks.
Is HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed worth it?
HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed is worth it if…
- you like wave defense with co-op friends and light strategy between fights
- you want split-screen you can play on the couch or mix with online
- you like toy nostalgia, big-room maps and unlocking figures through play
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Defend the Hypercore together
You break out of toy packaging with your squad, then work as a team to keep hostile toys away from the Hypercore. Between waves you split up to search for weapons, gather resources and set up barricades, then regroup when spinners, drones, bouncing balls and little green soldiers swarm in. Difficulty scales with player count, so a full four-player crew gets a proper fight. You can play the story campaign this way online or local, with bots filling empty slots and following orders to collect and build.
Toy-sized battlefields full of detail
The maps are ordinary rooms made huge: bedroom, bathroom, garage, kitchen, toy store. Carpets stretch out like fields while counters tower above you, and boxes carry jokes and near-miss brand names worth reading. You move between first and third person, with floaty jumps and chunky toy weapons that can be tuned with attachments. Secrets, stickers and collectibles are tucked into corners, and a free-roam option lets you explore without wave pressure. It is bright, fast-paced shooting built on childhood toy nostalgia.
Couch play, bots and versus rounds
The whole game runs in split-screen for up to four players, online and local, so co-op friends can share one couch. Solo players get the same progression offline, with bots that guard areas, find batteries and help build. Everything unlocks through play, from figures to skins and weapon looks. When you want a break from defense, classic PvP for up to eight covers Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Battery, Infection and King of the Hill.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can play offline alone with bots that collect resources, build defenses and guard areas. You keep full progression and unlocks while solo.
How does split-screen work?
Up to four players can play the full co-op campaign and PvP in split-screen, both local and online. Grab a second controller and join from the couch.
What do you do between enemy waves?
You explore the map for weapons, resources and hidden secrets, buy defenses at the shop and place barricades around the Hypercore before the next wave starts.
