It is thousands. You must end it. A top-down co-op shooter for 1-4 players against one living swarm, and you can throw every bug in it. Blast them into walls. Crush them under the hive's own bones. Feed them to a tornado. If you go down, the swarm turns you against your own crew.
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ANSWERS FOR YOUR FIRST SESSION
Ending Vorrak gameplay guide and player questions
Steam edition · Researched Nov 12, 2026 · Guide updated Nov 12, 2026.
Source facts
How many players can join a session?
You can play solo with bot teammates or host an online co-op session for up to four players total. This allows you to coordinate strategies and gear up together between the intense waves of bugs.
If a player goes down, a bug may crawl over and possess their body. The team must then decide whether to hold out until the wave ends to release them or shoot their teammate to stop the infection.
How can I use the environment to damage the swarm?
You can knock over huge bone pillars scattered throughout the arena. These pillars tumble through the swarm, flattening any bugs in their path. Additionally, you can knock bugs into the river where they will drown.
What is the primary mechanic for dealing with the swarm?
The core mechanic involves throwing bugs. When you hit them, they go flying. You can blast a pack into a wall or launch one bug through a crowd, as anything a flying bug hits takes damage, potentially wrecking a whole group.
Between each wave of bugs, you will have access to a shop. This is where you can purchase new gear and upgrade your existing weapons to better prepare for the increasing difficulty of the incoming swarm.
Yes, you can utilize unique tools like the tornado gun, which picks up hundreds of bugs and throws them around the map, or a singularity device that sucks the entire swarm into one concentrated spot for easy damage.
The game includes several accessibility features such as adjustable difficulty settings, color alternatives, and the ability to play without timed input. These options help tailor the experience to your specific needs and comfort levels during gameplay.
Your goal is to hold out through each wave of the giant bug swarm. By surviving these waves and upgrading your gear, you aim to eventually confront and kill the entity that created the swarm in the first place.
The game supports single-player mode, allowing you to play solo with bot teammates. While online co-op is available for up to four players, the single-player option ensures you can still experience the swarm combat on your own.
You have access to a variety of powerful weaponry, including rail guns, pulse blasts, and harpoons. You are encouraged to mix these different weapon types together to see how they interact and affect the swarm during combat.
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YOUR NEXT STEP
Try a sample before deciding on the full game
For Ending Vorrak · Steam edition.
Open the separate demo listing and check its own requirements. The full game lists Windows; the demo can differ.
If you want to play with friends, confirm that the demo includes the co-op mode you need. Full-game co-op tags do not verify demo multiplayer.
The full game is marked coming soon. A full-game price is not verified here; check the store before deciding.