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A lightning-fast 1–3 player co-op roguelite from the creators of Dead Cells. DASH, DIVE and DESTROY across a shattered world. Build wild loadouts, unleash devastating Alterattacks, and become the last stand aga

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About Windblown

Windblown is a lightning‑fast, 1‑3 player co‑op action roguelite from Motion Twin, the studio behind Dead Cells. Players dash across fragmented islands, battling the Vortex’s forces with aggressive, momentum‑driven combat. The game rewards relentless aggression: each defeat returns resources to the Ark, letting you unlock new weapons, powers and upgrades. With a hub for breaks, six distinct biomes, and over 170 unlockables, every run offers fresh tactical choices.

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Combat Flow & Dashing

Combat revolves around rapid dashes, strikes and abilities that chain together. Momentum is essential; staying aggressive lets you string attacks and avoid the Vortex’s pressure. Players can mix melee, ranged and status tools, creating personal flow patterns. The system encourages constant movement and quick decision‑making in every encounter.

  • Practice chaining dashes before adding abilities.
  • Observe enemy patterns to time your strikes.

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Metaprogression & Unlockables

Each failed run returns valuable materials that can be spent at the Ark to unlock new weapons, powers and upgrades. The metaprogression ensures you grow stronger even after defeat. With 25+ weapons, 20 trinkets, 105 passive upgrades, 20 hexes and 3 magifish, the game offers extensive customization without gating.

  • Collect every material for broader unlock options.
  • Mix passive upgrades with weapon traits for synergy.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · Motion Twin

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Biomes and Island Structure

The world is split into six distinct biomes, each presenting unique challenges, enemies and memorable bosses. Islands shift between runs, keeping exploration fresh. Biomes act as self‑contained stages, encouraging players to adapt loadouts to differing hazards and enemy types.

  • Tailor your loadout to each biome’s threats.
  • Take note of boss patterns for future runs.

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Co‑op Modes and Player Count

Windblown supports solo play and online co‑op for up to two additional friends, allowing three players to tackle the Vortex together. Cooperation amplifies damage potential and strategic options. Co‑op does not restrict any of the core combat or progression systems; all content remains accessible regardless of player count.

  • Coordinate dash timing for combo attacks.
  • Share collected materials to speed unlocks.

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The Ark Hub

Between runs, players can rest at the Ark, a hub populated by quirky characters who assist with upgrades and resources. The Ark serves as a safe zone for planning and gear management. Visiting the Ark also provides a moment to reassess strategies before diving back into the fragmented world.

  • Use hub time to review upcoming upgrades.
  • Talk to each character for hidden tips.

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    Windblown FAQ

    How many players can join a Windblown session?

    Windblown supports solo play and online co‑op for up to two additional friends, allowing a maximum of three players in a single session.

    What happens when a player dies during a run?

    Death ends the current run, but all collected materials are returned to the Ark, where they can be used to unlock new weapons, powers and upgrades.

    Can I customize my weapons and abilities?

    Yes, the game offers over 170 unlockables, including 25+ weapons, trinkets, passive upgrades, hexes and magifish, letting you build a personalized loadout.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.