Soulbound
Soulbound is a free-to-play pixel-art action-MMO with bullet-hell combat, roguelike loot-runs, and a player-driven economy.
What is Soulbound?
Soulbound is a free-to-play pixel-art action-MMO that blends bullet-hell combat, roguelike loot-runs, and a 100% player-driven economy. Play instantly in any modern browser or via the PC client for 200fps+ performance. Forge theory-crafted builds with over 100 swappable abilities and multiple weapon archetypes, own land, run your blacksmith shop, and climb seasonal ladders. Instanced dungeon runs scale for solo or up-to-three-player co-op, with procedurally escalating boss phases and full bag-loss on death keeping every run fresh. Humanity's last hope lies in the hands of elite gamers known as Pioneers. To defend their reality from the threat of sentient AI, these brave individuals must upload their souls into Soulbound, a groundbreaking video game where the line between virtual and reality blurs.
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