
Explore liminal dungeons with all your friends to collect loot while avoiding hazards. Proximity chat, exotic monsters, powerful equipment, and no set player cap.
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Recursive Riftfall is a co-op looter where you explore exotic dungeons in search of data cartridges to retrieve and process into valuable data. Those who collect enough data are brought before the benefactors to present it for acclimation, while those who don’t are left stranded between dimensions. Your resources are limited – as you collect data, you will be rewarded with credits which you can spend on tools like teleporters, cloaking devices, and radios to make your job easier or funnier.
Recursive Riftfall has no player cap. Play by yourself or with 4, 6, or more people until the host can’t handle it. The game has an adaptive difficulty system which tailors the challenge to the number of players, and supports a seamless drop-in/drop-out system that allows players to join and leave at any time without needing to restart the lobby.
After an interdimensional calamity consumed our reality, entities from beyond saved what refugees they could and have tasked them with exploring rifts once inhabited by unknown peoples who studied the calamitous reality devourer. Their data in mass aggregate could prove vital in preventing the destruction of other realities. You are one of those refugees, left with nothing but to go where your benefactors allow as they undertake their own search to save other dimensions and beyond.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
---{ Personal Feedback }--- I did notice on one of the levels that there where way to many light sources for no reason. it felt like there was a rainbow in the room which felt odd. Light has to come from a source, like a lamp, lava lamp or even magic. this felt like light came from thin air. It would also be nice to have a tutorial or a brief summary of what you are doing and why. Perhaps the ship has a AI that speaks to tell you information. Felt empty and confusing when starting the game. ---{ Graphics }--- The graphics does fit the vibe, but some texture do not line up and break the immersion of the atmosphere. ---{ Difficulty }--- I would say it is medium difficulty, so far did not have a hard time with the gameplay but can see other people struggle with it. ---{ Story }--- Did not feel like there is a story yet, would like to see one as the game has potential in doing so. ---{ Price }--- The price seems alright to me. as it is still in early development and you get what you paid for. ---{ ? / 10 }--- I would say a 6/10 as it is your first game it seems, so keep at it!
played playtest. game good
really cool atmosphere and vibes I love exploring the levels definite recommend and I want to play more soon!
They tried to be lethal company but with backrooms. It was not fun, neither interessting.
Good fun for a few hours, especially with friends
Generally fine quota horror game. Could use some more variety, more challenge, and such, but very promising.
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