Invokyr

store.steampowered.comStore page, read 28 October 2026

Backs Online co-op, Most players online, Release status, Release date, Genres, Free base co-op, About, Fear, Laughter and chaos, Exploring, Puzzles and figuring out, Unlocks and progress, Planning ahead.

• Online co-op: Features list Online Co-op, and the text describes online co-op for up to 6 players.
• Most players online: Store text says online co-op for up to 6 players. The developer's Early Access note describes a complete multiplayer loop for 1 to 6 players.
• Release status: The page carries the Early Access banner and the developer's Early Access notes.
• Release date: The page gives 8 Oct 2026 as the Early Access release date.
• Genres: The store text calls it a co-op survival horror game and a co-op psychological horror.
• Free base co-op: The buy box sells the game for 12.99 euros, with one paid option. The Free To Play genre label on the same page conflicts with this, so the price box is treated as correct. Demos do not count.
• About: Store text says the creatures each hunt in their own way, and that you search the house for hidden dice.
• Fear: User tags include Horror, Psychological Horror and Survival Horror.
• Laughter and chaos: User tags include Dark Comedy. The text promises traps, curses and chaos at every turn.
• Exploring: User tags include Exploration. The text describes the house as a maze of rooms where you can get lost.
• Puzzles and figuring out: User tags include Mystery.
• Unlocks and progress: The text says surviving earns rewards and unlocks harder challenges. The developer note mentions progression between boards, a shop and upgrades.
• Planning ahead: The text says each die can be used only once, so you choose when to spend it.

store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026

Backs Steam app ID, Online co-op, Platforms, Release status, Release date, Free base co-op.

• Steam app ID: The data is for app 3883570.
• Online co-op: Categories include Co-op and Online Co-op.
• Platforms: Steam lists Windows only. It lists no Mac or Linux build.
• Release status: The app is not marked coming soon, and the genres include Early Access.
• Release date: Steam shows Oct 8, 2026.
• Free base co-op: The only package is a paid license at 12.99 dollars. It is not a free license.

store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026

Backs Steam Deck.

• Steam Deck: Valve's report has no rating for the game yet, so it counts as not tested.

ludogram.ioOfficial site, read 28 October 2026

Backs Online co-op, Most players online, Platforms, Genres.

• Online co-op: The features list online co-op for up to 6 players.
• Most players online: The same line says up to 6 players. An older press kit that still says release coming soon gave 4, so the current maker and store pages win.
• Platforms: The fact sheet lists PC (Steam) as the platform.
• Genres: The fact sheet gives the genre as Co-op Horror.

steamcommunity.comOfficial support page, read 28 October 2026

Backs Most players online, Sessions, Free base co-op.

• Most players online: The developer's pinned FAQ says the game supports up to 6 players.
• Sessions: The FAQ says the game saves after every board, and that dying during a board deletes the save.
• Free base co-op: The FAQ says the game has no microtransactions, so no paid extras are needed to play.

screenhype.co.ukPress, read 28 October 2026

Backs Kind of game, Sessions, About, Fear, Laughter and chaos, Tension and danger, Working in sync, Exploring, Jumping and climbing, Puzzles and figuring out, Time to hang out, Getting better, Unlocks and progress, Planning ahead.

• Kind of game: Review from 2026-10-08 calls it a spooky platform for silly shenanigans with friends, and mentions light trolling in group play.
• Sessions: Calls it a co-op horror with roguelike elements. Each session is a fresh start, and failed rounds send you back to try again.
• About: Describes entities roaming the map and hazards that depend on the theme of each board.
• Fear: Calls it a tense game with some genuinely scary moments and names the idol hunts as the scariest parts. It adds that the game is less scary with more players.
• Laughter and chaos: The reviewer was in hysterics when a curse made them see through a friend's eyes, and says the curses keep every round unpredictable.
• Tension and danger: Calls it a tense game. Solo runs are described as crushingly difficult because one mishap can end a round.
• Working in sync: Says the game encourages teamwork, some curses only work because several players are involved, and teammates can be revived.
• Exploring: Players explore from the first minutes. Map layouts vary and idols are never in the same places.
• Jumping and climbing: Describes a carnival-style obstacle course mini-game with fire traps and spikes.
• Puzzles and figuring out: Each board starts with a riddle that hints at what is coming.
• Time to hang out: Says the game is all the better with a chatty group.
• Getting better: Calls the game pretty difficult but not frustratingly so, and says there is no tutorial.
• Unlocks and progress: Says there is no meta progression, yet players can buy stat upgrades and items in a shop after each board. This conflicts a little with the store text, so progression stays at 1.
• Planning ahead: Describes choosing dice and idols, and deciding who goes first.

idreamofindie.comPress, read 28 October 2026

Backs About, Exploring, Jumping and climbing, Getting better, Time to hang out, Working in sync.

• About: Review from 2026-10-08 mentions over 15 monsters, and haunted idols that you collect and carry back to the board.
• Exploring: Says the mansion is decently sized and you need to learn its layout.
• Jumping and climbing: Says some rooms need platforming, and that it is not the game's strong suit.
• Getting better: Says each monster has a trick, such as crouching or staying quiet.
• Time to hang out: Says you can sometimes chat and coordinate with your partner, but not the whole time.
• Working in sync: Dice can revive a fallen friend, and a body may need to be carried to safety so you can roll.