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Compete in a co-op party platformer, pitting up to 4 players against community-built dungeons filled with puzzles to solve, challenges to traverse, and ridiculous monsters to fight. Progress through chaotic dungeons to unlock new abilities and gear on your way to becoming the ultimate contender!
King of Meat is a 3d platformer, multiplayer and casual game
developed by Glowmade
and published by Amazon Game Studios.
Released on October 02nd 2025 is available only on Windows
in 7 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil and Spanish - Latin America.
It has received 367 reviews of which 269 were positive and 98 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.9 out of 10. 😐
The game is not available on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10/11
- Processor: Intel Core i3 10100 / AMD Ryzen 3 3100
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB / AMD RX 6400 4GB
- DirectX: Version 12
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Persistent internet connection required to play (this is an online-only game; no offline mode is supported). Offers in-game purchases. System requirements for this game may change over time.
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King of Meat is a fairly well-polished game with a solid concept, backed by Amazon Game Studios, so you would expect it to have a healthy player base. Strangely, almost no one seems to know it exists. It feels odd that a company as massive as Amazon is tied to publishing the game, yet appears unwilling to invest in marketing it, even on its own Prime (now Luna) Gaming platform. Beyond traditional advertising, the modern trend of sponsoring large streamers to showcase games seems like it would be a perfect fit here. While I don’t always love that marketing approach, it likely would have worked well for a game like this where "why not play along with your favorite streamer”? Rant aside, the game itself is fun and fairly polished. While it isn’t particularly deep, the combat has more nuance than expected, and there is a solid sense of progression through unlockables, cosmetics, weapons, special moves, and buffs in the form of potions. The level design is generally strong, offering a good mix of platforming, combat, and puzzle-focused stages, many of which blend these elements nicely. Given Amazon’s involvement, I expected heavy microtransaction pressure, and while there is a real-money currency shop, the game still provides reasonable ways to earn currency through normal play. Now for the negatives. For a game clearly designed around multiplayer, the extremely low player count is a major problem and threatens its long-term viability. I usually play with my wife, and since private matches are supported, we’re not forced to queue with random players. Another issue others have reported is with the latency and the limited number of server options. Even living relatively close to a server, I occasionally experience problems, and I wouldn’t be surprised if server capacity has already been scaled back due to the low population. While the game offers a decent variety of levels, you will eventually see them all. It remains to be seen whether new levels will continue to be added. The game includes an impressive map-creation tool, and it seems likely that user-generated content was meant to be a major part of its longevity, but again, the low player count limits its potential. A major frustration in combat is the lack of control when taking damage. It’s entirely possible to be hit, knocked into spikes, bounced into another trap, and then knocked into a pit in rapid succession. In some cases, you can go from full health to zero without any chance to recover. Even more frustrating, while there is no friendly fire, your teammates’ bodies and attacks can still knock you into traps or off ledges. Some quality-of-life improvements would go a long way, such as the ability to restart levels instead of being forced to continue or return to the hub. Certain countdown timers also feel unnecessarily long, sometimes up to 10 seconds even after all players agree to proceed. Finally, we need to talk about the price. Despite its polish, the $30 price tag only makes sense if the game has a healthy population. Unfortunately, the developers themselves seem to have acknowledged this by slashing the price by 75% within a month of release, luckily, that’s when I bought it. I genuinely feel for anyone who paid full price at launch. This feels like a game that could thrive as free-to-play if marketed well, similar to Fall Guys. Until then, I see little reason to pay full price. If Fall Guys–style obstacle platforming mixed with light combat sounds appealing, King of Meat can be fun and worthwhile, while on sale. It’s best enjoyed with friends, but if you aren't bringing your own, be prepared for long queue times or solo play. Final Verdict: 7/10
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I recently found this game for my Grandson and I to play together, He is 4 and I'm 64. I know there have been some negative comments about the play logistics, but we both found this game to be a blast to play. Between the announcer's commentary on the play by play, the flashy scenery, and the easy to understand controls, we both easily crossed he finish line. It's got great graphics and also attention to detail in all of the scenes. I think this will be a keeper in our favorite folder.
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King Of Meat is a gem, a fun 3D Platforming CO-OP Dungeon Crawler like Party Game where it not only has the sport theme of Monday Night Combat, but the same type of humour. Sign me the f*** up. Within the first hour of playing I was having the time of my life with the cutscenes and build up to the game, learning the controls, the characters and the world King Of Meat takes place in, you can tell the developers, art team and voice actors had a lot of fun in this area, the game looks simple but in a very good way, it literally looks like an over the top gameshow you would see on a TV show or cartoon that supposed to parody gameshows such as Wipeout or the greatest gameshow to ever exist Takeshi's Castle, except it takes place in a medieval fantasy setting, I love the artstyle and graphics of the game. Gameplay wise it's a combination of what I said above, a 3D Platformer due to the deathrun like arenas, a Dungeon Crawler with all the enemies, fighting and 3rd person camera, a party game due to how crazy it gets, and CO-OP so you and 3 friends or randoms online can show the crowd who's the boss. There's ranks to get in levels to earn you more rewards by pleasing the crowd, you gain EXP and weapon EXP for doing challenges, buffing yourself for more dangerous arenas, and trust me, you're gonna need them this game goes from a fun ride into a brutal slaughterhouse. The game also has an amazing map creator, there is already a ton of custom maps as of writing, it's really well made. The game is pure chaos and I'm enjoying every minute of it, however I have a few issues I'd like to bring up. First is the price, I am more then happy for what I paid for, but I cannot say that for everyone however, because of this unless the game gets a super hardcore dedicated fanbase playing everyday and keeps boosting the game on Twitch and YouTube, which is NOT easy (trust me after 15 years on steam, I've only seen that work twice) I can easily see this game really struggle to get full matches unless you're with friends in the future, even at launch day and during the Early Access. I'm waiting ages to see just one person, and unless there is a future F2P launch, mega steam sale or Xbox Game Pass or Twitch Prime promotion, that will forever be a problem, the price is too high for most people, £23.95 is too high, £10 or £15 would have been so much better. Second unless I missed them, there seems to be no replay or quick join options, for example on the Mr Beast levels on launch, we get our a*ses kicked, and we could only move forward unless we left and redid the game there. And even then when I go to play, I have the options for playing custom levels, tutorials, and more, but no quickjoin option to join random games or lobbies looking for teammates, again I might have missed them, so if that's the case please make them more clear. Update 08/10/2025 So there is a quickplay button, I must have missed it, it's on the main section of the arena menu, I have been focusing on tutorial stuff + the Mr Beast event so I missed it, whoops! Third is the lack of I-frames or Invincibility Frames, in games such as this I-Frames are super helpful especially against numerous enemies, even if it's for 0.05 seconds it can make a difference, King Of Meat however lacks this so you can get obliterated in a blink of an eye, yea yea "diff me" all you want, but it's really difficult to learn and understand things where the best option (attacking) is basically off the table because if you do attack, you get Thano's Snapped out of the game in world record time. Oh and as well you can get wombo combo'd so easily, prime example I got knocked back by a spike, my character leaps straight into a hammer and gets flown across the map into a pit... listen it's funny but when you got to start a map ALL OVER AGAIN due to lack of checkpoints... THREE TIMES! It gets kinda old, I wouldn't mind it if the knockback gets reduced if you're hit or ragdolled already but still it's crazy so be cautious. Overall Despite my complaints, King Of Meat is a REALLY fun and well made game, it is a ton of fun and I highly recommend it.
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This games is criminally overlooked. I know it's early access right now so I'm hoping for a surge when the release hits. Gameplay is fun and solid and the content seems pretty endless.
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I feel like this is gonna be one of those games that gets overlooked because of the price or Amazon Best way I can put it is Little Big Planet meets Rachet and Clank You go through levels created both by the Devs and community, hacking, slashing and a bit of platforming too! So far my only complaint is being locked to 60fps and the humour can be a bit much for some. But gameplay itself, I like it, didn't think much of it when it was originally announced, played the technical test and fell in love with the concept
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King of Meat is not available on Steam.
King of Meat is not available on Steam yet.
King of Meat received 269 positive votes out of a total of 367 achieving a rating of 6.94.
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King of Meat was developed by Glowmade and published by Amazon Game Studios.
King of Meat is playable and fully supported on Windows.
King of Meat is not playable on MacOS.
King of Meat is not playable on Linux.
King of Meat offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
King of Meat includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
King of Meat does not currently offer any DLC.
King of Meat does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
King of Meat does not support Steam Remote Play.
King of Meat is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Multiplayer
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Online players
4
Developer
Glowmade
Publisher
Amazon Game Studios
Release
02 Oct 2025
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