Ocean Keeper Co-op Joins the Tiny Roguelikes Event 2026
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[/p][h2]Hey Keepers[/h2][p]Ocean Keeper Co-op is taking part in the Tiny Roguelikes Event 2026 on Steam, and we are happy to dive into this celebration of compact, replayable, and highly addictive roguelike games.[/p][p]If you enjoy tight game loops, meaningful progression, and runs that always feel a little different – this event is right up your alley.
[dynamiclink][/dynamiclink]If you’re still looking to add one more solid co-op game to your library – and spend a couple of fun evenings with friends – this might be a good moment to jump into Ocean Keeper Co-op.[/p][p]We’re incredibly happy to share that the game has already reached 15,000+ wishlists, and we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who supported us, played the game, and shared feedback.[/p][p]Ocean Keeper Co-op is designed to be played together – coordinating roles, surviving waves, and figuring things out as a team. And if something feels off or you have ideas on how to make the game better, we’re always open to hearing from you in our Discord.[/p][p]P.S. We can’t share too much yet, but we’ve already started working on something interesting. If you’re curious, feel free to keep an eye on our Twitter for updates.
— The Ocean Keeper team[/p]
[dynamiclink][/dynamiclink]If you’re still looking to add one more solid co-op game to your library – and spend a couple of fun evenings with friends – this might be a good moment to jump into Ocean Keeper Co-op.[/p][p]We’re incredibly happy to share that the game has already reached 15,000+ wishlists, and we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who supported us, played the game, and shared feedback.[/p][p]Ocean Keeper Co-op is designed to be played together – coordinating roles, surviving waves, and figuring things out as a team. And if something feels off or you have ideas on how to make the game better, we’re always open to hearing from you in our Discord.[/p][p]P.S. We can’t share too much yet, but we’ve already started working on something interesting. If you’re curious, feel free to keep an eye on our Twitter for updates.
— The Ocean Keeper team[/p]