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Sephiria

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Game Details
Publisher
TEAM HORAY
Release date
Jul 31, 2026
Status
Released
Classification
Top down action RPG roguelite
Distribution
Steam (Windows, macOS)
Monetization
Buy to play
Multiplayer
Yes
PvP
No
Setting
Fantasy
Run length
5-45 Minutes
Meta-progression
Heavy
Build diversity
High
Platforms
PC, Steam

The Day of Destiny has come, and Bunnyville is about to pay for it. A horde of demons is closing in on the village, ready to slaughter every villager inside unless someone brave enough steps forward to stop them.

Sephiria is a top down action RPG roguelite from TEAM HORAY, the developers behind Dungreed. Playing as a determined bunny hero, you’ll master a growing arsenal of weapons, unlock new Talents with every run, and carefully arrange your inventory as you fight through hordes of demons and climb toward whatever is waiting at the top of the tower.

What Makes It Different?

  • Explore a procedurally shifting tower across 6 chapters of escalating danger
  • Master 6 distinct weapons, each with over 50 unique upgrades to unlock
  • Face down more than 60 enemy types and over 10 unique bosses
  • Manage a strategic inventory system built around Artifacts and Tablets
  • Unlock new Talents each run to change how future attempts play out
  • Team up in online co-op for up to 4 players
  • Trade items and revive fallen companions to keep a group run alive

Every Item Has Its Place

Sephiria’s inventory isn’t just a list of items, it’s a puzzle in itself. Artifacts you collect throughout a run need to be arranged carefully, and empowering them with Tablets adds another layer of decision making to every pickup. Where you place something in your inventory can matter just as much as whether you pick it up at all, and getting that arrangement right often ends up being the difference between surviving a chapter and falling early.

Six Weapons, Countless Ways to Fight

Combat centres around mastering 6 distinct weapons, each capable of being upgraded in more than 50 different ways. Learning how a weapon handles, and which upgrades push it in a direction that suits your playstyle, gives every run its own rhythm. New Talents unlocked as you play carry that experimentation even further, opening up fresh combinations to try the next time you head back into the tower.

Face the Tower Together

While Sephiria can be tackled solo, the tower opens up to online co-op for up to 4 players, letting friends explore, fight, and strategize side by side. Trading items on the fly and reviving fallen teammates keeps a group push alive even when things go wrong, and coordinating against more than 60 enemy types and 10 unique bosses across 6 chapters gives every party plenty to work through together.

How Long Does a Run Take?

A typical full successful run in Sephiria lasts between 30 to 45 minutes. However, when first learning the game, runs often end in a few minutes, leading up to 10 to 20 minutes as you work toward unlocking the meta progression needed to survive deeper into the tower. Early runs tend to end quickly as you learn attack patterns and unlock basic Talents, while reaching the final chapters and facing the main bosses in mid to late game runs requires navigating multiple levels and carefully balancing your equipment. Beating the full story takes around 20 hours, after which challenge modifiers, like the Heat system, let you customize and replay runs at higher difficulties.

Controller Support

Sephiria features Full Controller Support for Xbox Controllers and PlayStation Controllers.

Good If You Like…

Bit Dungeon, Debugging Hero, The Swords of Ditto: Mormo’s Curse, Enter the Gungeon, and Dungreed all scratch a similar itch. Sephiria brings that same mix of tight action roguelite combat, item management, and co-op friendly chaos to Bunnyville’s fight for survival.

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