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Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault

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ActionAdventureEarly AccessRoguelikeRogueliteRPG
Game Details
Publisher
11 bit studios
Release date
Nov 19th, 2025
Status
Early Access
Classification
Action RPG and roguelike/roguelite dungeon crawler
Distribution
Steam (Windows)
Monetization
Buy to play
Multiplayer
No
PvP
No
Setting
A vibrant fantasy universe
Run length
15 - 30 minutes
Meta-progression
Heavy
Build diversity
Medium
Platforms
PC, Steam

Running a successful shop means somebody has to fill the shelves. In Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault, that somebody is you. Every trip into the Endless Vault is a chance to uncover valuable treasures, but deciding when to head home is never straightforward. Leave too early and you miss out on better rewards. Stay too long and you might not make it back with anything at all.

Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault is an action roguelite that combines dungeon exploration with shop management. You’ll venture into a constantly changing vault to battle monsters, gather loot, and carefully organize your backpack before returning to the village of Tresna to sell your discoveries. As your business grows, you’ll unlock new equipment, improve your shop, and prepare for even deeper expeditions.

What Makes It Different?

  • Explore the ever-changing Endless Vault in search of valuable treasure
  • Balance risk and reward by choosing when to continue or extract
  • Organize your backpack to make the most of every expedition
  • Return to Tresna to sell your loot and grow your shop
  • Upgrade your equipment to survive deeper dungeon runs
  • Battle dangerous enemies and minibosses throughout the Vault
  • Build your business alongside your adventuring career

Every Expedition Starts With an Empty Backpack

Space is limited, making every item you collect worth thinking about. As your backpack fills, you’ll need to decide what’s worth carrying home and what should be left behind, especially if you’re hoping to push further into the dungeon.

That constant balancing act gives every run its own rhythm. A successful expedition isn’t just about defeating enemies—it’s about making the most of everything you manage to bring back.

Your Shop Is Part of the Adventure

Selling your discoveries is just as important as finding them. Back in Tresna, the treasures you recover become the foundation of your growing business, allowing you to earn money, improve your equipment, and prepare for the next journey into the Vault.

The connection between adventuring and shopkeeping means progress never feels confined to the dungeon. Every successful day behind the counter opens the door to another expedition.

There’s Always Another Trip Waiting

The Endless Vault constantly changes, encouraging you to keep exploring new routes and seeing what lies beyond the next doorway. Whether you’re searching for better equipment, filling your shelves with valuable goods, or simply seeing how much loot you can carry home, every expedition offers another reason to head back underground.

It’s a loop that makes each run feel worthwhile, with every successful trip helping both you and your shop grow a little stronger.

How Long Does a Run Take?

A typical run in Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault lasts around 15 to 30 minutes. Shorter expeditions focus on gathering loot and extracting safely, while longer dives into the Vault’s branching paths can extend as you manage your backpack, battle minibosses, and decide how much further to push.

Controller Support

Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault features Full Controller Support for Xbox and PlayStation controllers.

Good If You Like…

If you enjoyed Moonlighter, Children of Morta, Cult of the Lamb, and Cuisineer, Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault is another roguelite where dungeon expeditions feed directly into life back home, making every treasure you recover feel valuable for more than just the next fight.

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