The newest chapter in the Oceanhorn saga, Chronos Dungeon, shifts gears from its predecessors. Moving away from 3D graphics, the developers have embraced a top-down, pixel-art style reminiscent of 16-bit arcade gems.

What’s the tale behind Oceanhorn: Chronos Dungeon?

The majestic White City has vanished, lost to time and tides. Now, only fragmented islands drift across the Uncharted Sea. Amid the ruins of a once-thriving realm, four adventurers hunt for ancient legends and lost magic.

Their quest leads to the Chronos Dungeon, a subterranean labyrinth where the fabric of history could be reshaped. At its heart lies the Paradigm Hourglass, an artifact capable of altering the past.

Navigating the dungeon is no simple feat. Its ever-changing layout ensures each descent is unique, with procedurally generated floors. Your heroes’ fates are also tied to zodiac influences, adding another layer of strategy.

Oceanhorn: Chronos Dungeon offers four distinct classes: Knight, Huntress, Grandmaster, and Mage. Players can seamlessly switch between them to suit their strategy.

This co-op multiplayer title supports up to four players, but solo adventurers can command all four heroes alone. If a teammate drops out during multiplayer, others can take control of the remaining characters.

Get a sneak peek of the game below.

Retro visuals meet dynamic, fast-paced combat

The game delivers epic boss fights, randomized loot, and gameplay designed for endless replays. Published by FDG Entertainment on Android, it’s now available worldwide.

Dive into Oceanhorn: Chronos Dungeon by downloading it from the Google Play Store. It’s free to play.

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