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Small goblins. Big loot. Questionable teamwork.

Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy is a chaotic online co-op heist game for 2–4 players. Head out from your burrow to a large variety of fantasy levels, get your hands on anything worth stealing, and try to bring it home while your friends help, improvise and occasionally make everything worse.

Grab the loot. Grab your friends.

Carry, drag, lift and throw physical objects. Give a friend a boost, haul them onto a ledge, or turn a simple pickup into a group effort. Getting around is part of the heist: crawl through tight spaces, bounce from giant mushrooms or use each other to get to a hard to reach spot.

Tiny thieves, big problems

Sneak through a chicken yard, explore the woodland paths of Mushroom Hollow, venture through the king's garden and survive the dragon's den. Angry chickens and nearby humans can turn a promising haul into a frantic scramble. Coordinate your movements, mind your noise and improvise when the plan falls apart.

Secure your stash

Bring stolen goods to the stash, pack them into loot bags, and carry those bags to the exit. A loaded goblin moves more slowly and cannot grab, so getting everyone out takes teamwork. If a bag carrier dies, a surviving friend can recover the dropped bag. Only loot carried safely through the exit becomes money when the group returns to the burrow.

A good plan is only the beginning

As you secure loot, you'll be able to buy tools to aid your outings, and even big projects to unlock new sets of levels with completely different ways to play. Oh, and ofcourse hats! Lots and lots of hats!

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Вот как разработчики описывают контент в игре, сгенерированный ИИ:

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist in the creation of 3D models and other visual assets. AI-assisted development tools were also used extensively for programming and implementation. All generated and AI-assisted content was reviewed, directed, and integrated by the developer. No generative AI is used at runtime.