GRAIN ROT Loot, Burn, Rebuild, Repeat

Each run starts on a cursed elevator that drops your crew into procedurally shifting underground ruins. Down there you smash decrepit furniture for scrap and haul anything shiny to the Grinder, which chews it into gold. The catch is simple: if every vessel breaks before you get out, the loot is gone. So each descent becomes the same lovely argument. Push one floor deeper for a better haul, or grab what you can and run? The Corrupted react to sound, movement and each other in ways nobody can predict, so the answer changes constantly. Fight, build, run, panic. The game offers all four, and you will need them all.

You play a Living Spark inside a fragile wooden vessel that splinters, collapses and catches fire with alarming enthusiasm. The good news: when the vessel breaks, you don't leave the run. Your Spark drifts through the dark, guides your team, and searches for another host with a whole new set of abilities. Force your way in before you fade out completely. Death becomes a second phase of the run instead of a wait in the lobby, and the clumsiest player in your group is never just a spectator. Bodies also warp and mutate the deeper you go, which is exactly as pleasant as it sounds.

Built for up to four players, this game hands you every tool to ruin each other's evening. Dropkick an enemy, or "accidentally" launch your ally's Spark clean out of their vessel. Block them into a monster-infested corridor. Get stuck in the crossfire of your own prank. The cursed emotes get worse the deeper you go, which depending on your group is either a problem or the whole point. Most groups cannot, and that is where the best stories come from.