
RABBIT & STEEL is a co-op action roguelike that recreates the essence of high-level MMO raiding in a randomized, simplified, bunny-sized package. Choose your class, gather your rabbit-eared companions and battle your way to the Moonlit Pinnacle!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 2.29/day in the week to Sep 8 → 7.57/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 23 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 14 places towards #1, and the 2,515 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About

RABBIT & STEEL is a co-op action "raiding" roguelike focused around fighting challenging bosses alongside your rabbit-eared friends. Fight foes, gather loot, build your character, and work together to overcome obstacles on your way to the Moonlit Pinnacle.
Combat is deliberately similar to tab-target MMORPGs, being based around global cooldowns, effective skill usage, gear effects, and resolving boss mechanics through teamwork.
This isn't an MMO, though; it's a roguelike!
Start a run, pick a class, invite friends to your lobby and you're raiding in seconds. Anywhere from 1 to 4 rabbits can embark together. If you venture out alone, mechanics that normally require cooperation will be replaced with intense bullet hell attacks.
Of course, it isn't always as simple as slapping down the enemies that stand in your way. Building your character with loot and upgrades you find along the way is key to success. Certain sets of items combo very well together... so make sure your allies don't roll on something you really need!

A few months ago, all contact with the Moonlit Kingdom was lost.
Reports indicate that the city's denizens attack outsiders on sight.
Investigative expeditions are repelled or go missing.
A colossal white tower now manifests in the city's center each night, stretching skyward towards the stars.
Something must be done. The rabbits will take care of this.
The night is short. Move swiftly.

Up to 4 players can play together locally, online, or a mix of the two
A plethora of bosses, stages, and challenging bullet-hell patterns to conquer
A single player story campaign where you chat up your enemies to uncover the mystery of the Moonlit Kingdom
Over 100 random loot items to power up your character
You can kill your friend by clipping them with a "spread" marker for laughs
Honestly they deserve it for rolling on the Darkstorm Knife even though they don't need it and it's SO good for your class
Supports playing with keyboard, mouse+keyboard, or with a controller
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Reviews
This game is first and foremost a co-op game. You can play it singleplayer but I don't recommend it for doing it first even for learning the most basic ropes. The classes of the game intrinsically synergize and playing it solo robs you of most of the emergent depth of these synergies. This is also compounded by the fact that some classes tend to have deficiencies in their speed which makes some bosses disproportionately hard in singleplayer than in co-op. Good players can hard carry you. This game doesn't penalize you much for building wrong, you can't really brick your characters. Because of this, the game is very new player friendly and casual friendly. There is a pretty good level of customization both cosmetic and gameplaywise so players can feel distinct and unique in their playstyle The graphics and music are simple but the drawings themselves and cute and beautiful. There are also some genuinely amazes tracks in the soundtrack. This game was made with love and it shows and has decent replay value.
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Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Ukrainian, French
Hours played at review time, across 977 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Amazing game, if you love difficulty in video games this is for you. I have never be skill issued so hard in my life. Mix of roguelike and bullet hell, then you play multiplayer and its a strategy teamwork game that will keep you addicted for hours. Don't play the game if you only have 1 hour to play because that will be gone in a blink of the eye. TLDR- Good fun solo and multi, difficult roguelike and bullet hell. 10/10
rabbits go brrrrr
Gameplay: One of the best co-op games I ever played. This game is good whenever you play alone or co-op. But definitely co-op is so much funnier. Shouting to others saying "spread out" is gorgeous experience. Soundtrack: Don't know even where to start. Music is just incredible for bullet-hell game. Especially incredible when there is music with lyrics. Very energetic music to maybe force brain to think quickly in moments when there are text everywhere on screen saying to you "Spread out", "In the circle", "Teleportation" and etc. Overall great game for either solo play or co-op.
I play [b]Rabbits and Steel[/b] mainly on [b]PC[/b], in a [b]hybrid way[/b] (sometimes offline via [b]Parsec[/b], sometimes online), as a [b]casual player[/b] with [b]20+ hours[/b] played. [b]Gameplay:[/b] From a casual perspective, I’d describe it as a [b]multiplayer Touhou in 16:9[/b]. It’s not overly chaotic, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t [b]challenging[/b]. Bosses have [b]different patterns depending on the number of players[/b], which keeps fights fresh and makes each run feel a bit different. [b]Music:[/b] It’s good overall. I’m not someone who usually pays much attention to in-game music, but I’ve been [b]forced to listen to it by a friend[/b] x’D [b]Content:[/b] [list] [*] The game offers a [b]solid amount of content[/b]. [*] Unlocking everything can require [b]a lot of grinding or skill[/b]. [*] Thankfully, there are [b]easier methods and guides[/b] out there for those of us with... less mechanical talent. [/list] [b]Performance:[/b] [list] [*] I can’t speak for low-end PCs, but performance has been [b]excellent[/b] in my experience. [*] Even while streaming through [b]Parsec[/b], the game stayed [b]stable at high FPS[/b], which is great for watching my character die smoothly. [/list] [b]Conclusion:[/b] I would only recommend playing this [b]solo[/b] if you don’t have a [b]skill issue[/b] like me. For everyone else, the game is [b]much more enjoyable with friends[/b], since [b]coordination is key[/b].
Bunnys that fk ♥♥♥♥ up! Chaos, fun, mmo boss battle rush simulator. 10/10
Best game ever!
you had me at bunny girls
rabbit women
超级棒的游戏!!!
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