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Crashendo

Push it one more second?

A push-your-luck roguelike about knowing when to stop. Every Play, a multiplier climbs. Lock in to cash out, or wait, and risk losing it all to the crash.

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Push it one more second?

Every Play, a multiplier starts climbing. The longer you wait, the more you win, until it crashes and your stake is gone. Lock too early and you fall short of the Set target. Lock too late and you lose it all.

Build a run that breaks the math

Between Plays, spend your winnings on 84 Mods: passive rules that bend every climb. Kick jumps the graph forward at whole numbers. Rewind turns back a crash. Fractal makes your other Mods fire again, and again. Arcade Mods scatter coins, balloons and treasure chests on the graph, and spin slot machines and a Wheel of Fortune mid-climb.

Eight Sets. Rising pressure.

Each Set asks you to hit a score target in a limited number of Plays, and the crash odds tighten as you go. 21 Set Conditions twist the rules, and 14 Random Events shake up every Set after the first: you pick the last Play’s, and Flash Events strike without warning. Hit the target and you can bank the Set, or keep pushing for Silver and Gold for extra rewards. Sets 4 and 8 are Finales (7 in all), like The Blackout, where you climb blind.

Chase the ridiculous

With the right build, multipliers stop being sensible. Hand-made milestone stings fire from 2x all the way to 1,000,000x, each one bigger than the last, and the music builds with you.

  • 84Mods
  • 26Tricks
  • 20Tunings
  • 18Starting Kits
  • 21Set Conditions
  • 7Finales
  • 14Random Events
  • 61Challenges
  • 10Backstage Upgrades
  • 12Soundtracks
  • 20Cosmetics
  • 8Sets per run

Browse everything in the wiki

Screenshots

Mid-climb: the multiplier rises while Mods trigger along the curve.The Blackout Finale: climbing blind with a huge stake.The shop between Plays, with a glowing Legendary Mod on offer.Endless mode, Set 12: climbing on an unlocked line style and background.Locking in: the payout breakdown shows every Mod's contribution.Target beaten with Plays left: bank the Set early, or push for Silver, Gold and Diamond.A 100x milestone erupts on screen.The crash: the stake is gone.Clearing a Set earns a reward choice.Backstage: permanent upgrades bought with Records.Unlockable line styles and backgrounds, with a live preview.The Library lists every Mod, color-coded by rarity and searchable.Unlockable reactive soundtracks, with preview.Challenges unlock new content.Starting Kits change how a run begins.Run complete: final stats after beating all 8 Sets.Title screen: the menu graph plays itself behind the logo.

FAQ

Is Crashendo a gambling game?

No. There is no real money anywhere in the game: no purchasable currency, no loot boxes and no microtransactions. All money in the game is fictional and can’t be bought or cashed out. The risk is all in your own nerve.

What platforms is it on?

Crashendo is coming to Steam for Windows. macOS and Linux builds are planned.

When does it come out, and how much is it?

Release date: TBA. Price: TBA. Wishlist it on Steam to be told the moment it launches.

How long is a run?

A run is 8 Sets of 4 to 5 Plays each. A bad crash can end it early, and holding R starts a new one straight away, so runs are quick to jump back into. Win with a Kit and you unlock Endless for it: the Sets keep coming until you crash out.

What carries over between runs?

Every run earns Records, win or lose. Spend them in the Library to unlock new Mods, Tricks, Kits and more, or Backstage on 10 permanent upgrades that make every future run a little stronger. 61 Challenges unlock the rest: those rewards can only be earned, not bought.

Does it work on Steam Deck?

Crashendo currently uses keyboard and mouse. Controller support is on the list.

Where can I learn the rules?

The How to Play guide covers everything, and the wiki lists every Mod, Trick, Kit, Challenge and more.

System requirements

Minimum

OS
Windows 10 64-bit
Processor
Dual-core 2.0 GHz
Memory
4 GB RAM
Graphics
Any DirectX 11 GPU (integrated is fine)
Storage
400 MB

Recommended

OS
Windows 10/11 64-bit
Processor
Quad-core 2.5 GHz
Memory
8 GB RAM
Graphics
DirectX 11 GPU, 1080p display
Storage
400 MB

Everyone has a number where they stop.

Find out what yours is.

Coming soon to Steam