$19.99Milo Wake Up, Shoot Cultists
You wake tattooed in a war zone while cultists hunt you down. Hold the line with up to three co-op friends, feed the dead to your mischief of rats, then extract to Milo's Arcade to spend tickets on upgrades. Grim, gory, and oddly funny.
Is Milo worth it?
Milo is worth it if…
- you want co-op games where rounds are short, loud, and easy to jump into
- you like splitting jobs with co-op friends: shooting, buffing, rat-collecting
- you enjoy gory horde shooters with dark jokes and retro grit
- you like risk-reward extraction and arcade upgrades between fights
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Hold waves with your rats beside you
You and up to three others take on endless waves of cultists on one hand-crafted map, Weltschmerz. The dead feed your growing mischief of rats and charge a strange ability to pop corpses, so every kill pulls double duty. Stackable buffs let you shape your Survivor around how you actually fight, and the Cream Machine plus other odd interactables change a run mid-wave. You drop a cultist, your rats swarm the body, and the next corpse is already primed to burst.
Guns, tickets, and arcade bragging rights
The arsenal leans World War-era, with 12+ weapons including the Kar98, M1 Garand, PPSH-41, and M1911, plus grindable skins and progression that carries forward. Survive long enough and you extract with your rats to Traang, Milo's Arcade, where you play basketball for tickets and trade them for upgrades. Traang Bucks buy cosmetics and skins, purely so your friends can see how much better dressed your Survivor is. The longer you stay out there, the more you can save — and the more you stand to lose.
Good to know before you wake up tattooed?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. It supports 1–4 player online co-op, so you can hold waves alone or open a lobby for others. Solo runs keep the same loop: survive cultists, grow rats, charge corpse-pops, and extract to the arcade.
What do you actually do with the rats?
They are your second resource. Kills feed the mischief and charge your corpse-popping ability, and rats you muster earn Traang Bucks for cosmetics. Extracting with them matters: staying longer saves more, leaving too late risks it all.
How do upgrades work between waves?
Two tracks. Stackable buffs build your Survivor toward a play style during runs, while tickets earned in the arcade buy upgrades in Traang. Weapon progression and skins persist, and global leaderboards track who survives best.
How scary and gory is it?
Both, with a joke under the blood. Expect a dark war-zone setting, deranged cultists, custom dismemberment and blood effects, plus surreal touches like the Cream Machine and basketball for tickets.
