$4.99Voidigo Chase down fleeing bosses
Voidigo is a colorful twin-stick roguelite about hunting bosses corrupted by the Void, playable solo or in local co-op. You and your co-op friends dodge bullet patterns, stomp enemies to stun them, and stack zany weapons and power-ups into strange builds. Runs stay fast, loose, and funny, with bosses that flee, regroup, and come looking for you.
Is Voidigo worth it?
Voidigo is worth it if…
- you like fast, replayable co-op games built around short runs and boss fights
- you want twin-stick shooting with dodging, stomps, and lots of weapons to try
- you like colorful pixel art, cartoony enemies, and playful humor
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Boss hunts with co-op friends
You move through procedurally generated areas with ranged and melee weapons, clearing enemies and tracking down bosses. Fights are quick and crowded with bullets, so one of you draws fire while the other lines up shots, revives the plan, or finishes the stun.
Stomps are the shared trick. You slam down to stun enemies and buy a second of breathing room, which matters a lot when two players are dodging in the same small arena. Bosses can also flee mid-fight, so you decide together: chase them now or heal up, trade weapons and resources, and meet them later when they start hunting you.
Silly weapons and loose builds
The draw is experimentation. You collect power-ups, swap guns and melee tools, and tune the run toward faster shots, harder stomps, or stranger synergies. Collected items show up on your character, so your build looks as odd as it plays.
The pixel art is bright, cartoony, and full of bizarre enemies and bosses that practically wiggle. The humor is playful rather than clever-clever, carried by weapon ideas like an axe-throwing axolotl that is hard not to pick up, even when your current loadout is working fine.
Good to know before you team up?
Can you play it in co-op?
Yes, it supports local co-op alongside single-player, so co-op friends can team up against bosses in the same run. One session with a partner is enough to see if the shared dodging and reviving rhythm suits you.
How difficult is it?
Difficult, and deliberately so. Early runs teach dodging and stomping, then enemy speed, damage, and bullet density rise sharply. It suits co-op friends who enjoy learning patterns together and laughing when a run falls apart.
Do bosses stay in one arena?
Not always. Corrupted bosses can flee in the middle of a battle, leaving you with a choice. Pursue them right away, or regroup, adjust weapons and power-ups, and prepare for them to come hunting you instead.
Can you take levels at your own pace?
Yes. Levels do not rush you out or force one route through them, so your pair can clear rooms, look for resources, trade gear, and then move on when ready. That makes it easy to fit different skill levels in one co-op group.
