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    Children of Morta

    A two-player action RPG where a family fights through changing dungeons and grows stronger between runs.

    Online and shared-screen co-op for 2 players. Crossplay only between phones and tablets.

    • 2 online
    • 2 shared-screen

    Where to buy

    SteamGOGPlayStation StoreXbox

    About the Apple App Store and Google Play versions

    Apple App Store. The full iOS game supports native online co-op for two, with iOS and Android able to play together, as confirmed by current Playdigious mobile support. Mobile has no one-device local co-op. Local co-op and its player limits on other versions apply to PC and consoles. Play Pass requires a subscription.

    Google Play. The full Android game supports native online co-op for two, with iOS and Android able to play together, as confirmed by current Playdigious mobile support. Mobile has no one-device local co-op. Local co-op and its player limits on other versions apply to PC and consoles. Play Pass requires a subscription.

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    Playing together

    All co-op facts
    • Online co-op2 players
    • Local co-op2 playersShared screen
    • YesOnly between phones and tablets
    • Not confirmed
    • Not confirmed
    • Steam DeckVerifiedValve's own rating

    About the game

    You choose a member of the Bergson family and fight through dungeons threatened by the Corruption. Each relative has a different weapon or ability, from a sword and shield to a bow or fire magic. The rooms change between attempts. You return home with experience and money, buy lasting upgrades and watch small scenes about the family before heading out again.

    Two players can fight together locally, or online in supported versions such as Steam, Switch and mobile. You pick different heroes and stay close enough to help through crowded fights. Local play uses one shared view. Online crossplay is confirmed between Android and iOS. The family story gives the repeated battles a purpose, while Family Trials offers a separate set of randomized dungeon challenges.

    How it feels

    Kind of game

    Shared team objectives

    You play on the same side through shared levels, matches, missions or jobs. Progress comes from combining your actions toward the same objective.

    Now and then
    • Calm and coziness
    • Time to hang out
    • Puzzles and figuring out

    Rated on our own feel scale. 6 sources back these ratings.

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    If you liked Children of Morta

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    • Absolum

      Why it scores 89%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      About
      Fantasy adventure
      Core to both
      Fighting
      Notable in both
      Working in sync, Tension and danger, Planning ahead, Getting better, Unlocks and progress
      Sessions
      Repeatable runs
      Co-op
      Online and local co-op for 2 players
      • 2 online
      • 2 on one screen
      • Crossplay

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both are about a fantasy adventure. Both have a lot of fighting side by side.

      No big difference from Children of Morta.

    • Heroes of Hammerwatch II

      Why it scores 88%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      About
      Fantasy adventure
      Core to both
      Unlocks and progress, Fighting
      Notable in both
      Working in sync, Exploring, Tension and danger, Planning ahead, Getting better
      Sessions
      Repeatable runs
      Co-op
      Online co-op
      • Online

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both have upgrades that carry over. Both are about a fantasy adventure.

      No big difference from Children of Morta.

    • Ember Knights

      Why it scores 86%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      About
      Fantasy adventure
      Core to both
      Fighting
      Notable in both
      Working in sync, Tension and danger, Planning ahead, Getting better, Unlocks and progress
      Sessions
      Repeatable runs
      Co-op
      Online and shared-screen local co-op

      How Ember Knights differs

      • Fits a bigger group than Children of Morta
      • 4 online
      • 4 shared-screen
      • Crossplay

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both play in runs or missions you repeat. Both are about a fantasy adventure.

      But fits a bigger group than Children of Morta.

    All co-op facts

    Last checked 24 October 2026. The small numbers link to the page that states each fact.

    Co-op

    Online co-op
    Yes
    234
    Most players online
    2
    234
    Fewest players online
    Not confirmed
    Local co-op
    Yes
    245
    Most players on one screen
    2
    45
    Split or shared screen
    Shared screen
    12
    Separate-device co-op
    Not confirmed
    Most players on separate devices
    Not confirmed
    Free base co-op
    No

    The checked computer full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.

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    Confirmed free setups
    Does not apply
    Crossplay
    Yes
    3
    Crossplay between
    iOS, Android
    3
    Friends can join mid-game
    Not confirmed
    Only one of you needs to buy it
    Not confirmed
    Voice chat by distance
    Not confirmed

    Platforms

    Platforms
    PC (Windows), Mac, Linux, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, iOS, Android
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    Single-player editions
    Not confirmed
    Steam Deck
    Verified
    9

    Release

    Release status
    Released
    28
    Release date
    3 September 2019
    2

    Genres

    Genres
    Action, Adventure, Role-playing, Roguelike
    12

    Store IDs

    Steam app ID
    330020
    8
    Wikidata item
    Not confirmed

    Sources

    14 pages
    1. 11bitstudios.comOfficial site, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Genres, About.

      • Genres: The publisher calls it a story-driven action RPG.
      • About: The main premise concerns a family of heroes resisting magical corruption.
    2. store.steampowered.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Online co-op, Most players online, Local co-op, Release status, Release date, Genres, Sessions, Fighting, Unlocks and progress, Free base co-op.

      • Online co-op: The publisher says native online co-op is live in Story and Family Trials. Remote Play Together is a separate platform feature.
      • Most players online: The completed roadmap section explicitly says online co-op supports two players.
      • Local co-op: The publisher explicitly confirms local co-op alongside native online play.
      • Release status: The released base game has a purchase offer.
      • Release date: The product release date is September 3, 2019.
      • Genres: The publisher describes action-adventure RPG, rogue-lite and hack and slash play.
      • Sessions: Procedural dungeon runs feed family development, and Family Trials adds a separate repeatable mode.
      • Fighting: The publisher describes fighting enemy hordes through each dungeon.
      • Unlocks and progress: Individual hero levels also improve the family, with persistent upgrades between dungeon runs.
      • Free base co-op: The checked computer full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
    3. playdigious.helpshift.comOfficial support page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Online co-op, Most players online, Crossplay, Crossplay between, Platforms.

      • Online co-op: The mobile publisher confirms two-player native online sessions using invitation codes.
      • Most players online: Mobile multiplayer is explicitly for two players only.
      • Crossplay: Android and iOS players can play together. This confirmation concerns the mobile edition.
      • Crossplay between: Only Android and iOS are named as a compatible pair. No PC or console connection is established.
      • Platforms: The current mobile instructions explicitly address Android and iOS players.
    4. nintendo.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Online co-op, Most players online, Local co-op, Most players on one screen, Platforms, Free base co-op.

      • Online co-op: The current publisher description says online co-op is live in Story and Family Trials on Switch.
      • Most players online: The player table lists online play for one to two.
      • Local co-op: The publisher explicitly confirms local co-op.
      • Most players on one screen: The player table lists one to two on a single system.
      • Platforms: The product is for Switch and explicitly confirms supported Switch 2 compatibility. Switch 2 runs the Switch edition.
      • Free base co-op: The checked Nintendo full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
    5. xbox.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Local co-op, Most players on one screen, Platforms, Free base co-op.

      • Local co-op: The description says two Bergsons can play together with an additional controller.
      • Most players on one screen: Xbox local co-op is listed as two to two.
      • Platforms: The playable-device list names PC, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. The latter runs the compatible Xbox One edition.
      • Free base co-op: The checked Xbox full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
    6. store.playstation.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Platforms, Free base co-op.

      • Platforms: The product is a PS4 edition. Its game-specific compatibility notice explicitly says it is playable on PS5.
      • Free base co-op: The checked PlayStation full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
    7. gog.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Platforms, About, Free base co-op.

      • Platforms: Works on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
      • About: GOG tags include Fantasy and Story Rich, alongside the family-centered publisher description.
      • Free base co-op: The checked computer full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
    8. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Steam app ID, Platforms, Release status.

      • Steam app ID: The returned app identity is 330020.
      • Platforms: Windows, macOS and Linux builds are listed.
      • Release status: Steam lists the game as released without an Early Access label.
    9. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Steam Deck.

      • Steam Deck: Valve rates the game Verified on Steam Deck.
    10. nintendolife.comPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Kind of game, Sessions, Tension and danger, Calm and coziness, Exploring, Puzzles and figuring out, Getting better, Planning ahead.

      • Kind of game: Nintendo Life, November 18, 2019, describes two distinct fighters cooperating against the same enemy hordes. Pair-specific obstacles are not the organizing activity.
      • Sessions: The review describes dungeon attempts of roughly twenty minutes with upgrades and story on returning home.
      • Tension and danger: Enemies remain dangerous during dungeon runs, with breaks at home.
      • Calm and coziness: Family scenes at home provide quiet intervals between dangerous runs.
      • Exploring: Procedural levels contain side quests, hidden rewards and optional rooms.
      • Puzzles and figuring out: Optional memory games and a Pong encounter interrupt the fighting occasionally.
      • Getting better: The review describes challenging fights and learning the different characters, below the demanding mastery anchor Outward 2.
      • Planning ahead: The reviewer saves useful boons for a boss and experiments with characters and skills.
    11. pcgamer.comPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Story, Time to hang out.

      • Story: PC Gamer, September 12, 2019, describes returning for small family scenes despite repetitive dungeon combat. Story matters, but does not replace fighting.
      • Time to hang out: The review describes punishing dungeon combat and brief family scenes between attempts. Shared play mainly needs attention to the run.
    12. commonsensemedia.orgPress, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Split or shared screen, Working in sync, About.

      • Split or shared screen: Common Sense Media explicitly describes two-player shared-screen local cooperation. The page was updated September 30, 2025.
      • Working in sync: The review says local cooperation encourages communication and teamwork.
      • About: Its account includes family support and everyday scenes at home, alongside magical combat.
    13. apps.apple.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Platforms, Free base co-op.

      • Platforms: The full iOS game supports native online co-op for two, with iOS and Android able to play together, as confirmed by current Playdigious mobile support. Mobile has no one-device local co-op. Local co-op and its player limits on other versions apply to PC and consoles. Play Pass requires a subscription.
      • Free base co-op: The checked Apple full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
    14. play.google.comStore page, read 24 October 2026

      Backs Platforms, Free base co-op.

      • Platforms: The full Android game supports native online co-op for two, with iOS and Android able to play together, as confirmed by current Playdigious mobile support. Mobile has no one-device local co-op. Local co-op and its player limits on other versions apply to PC and consoles. Play Pass requires a subscription.
      • Free base co-op: The checked Android full-base edition has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.