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Nevergrind Online is the ultimate dungeon-crawl multiplayer blobber RPG focused on treasure hunting and slaying monsters! Create your hero and start climbing the ladder in normal mode—or, for those seeking the ultimate challenge, hardcore mode! No microtransactions ever!
Nevergrind Online is a rpg, online co-op and multiplayer game
developed and published by Neverworks Games.
Released on July 11th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 14 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, German, Japanese, Russian, Polish, French, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Korean, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese and Turkish.
It has received 1,252 reviews of which 1,093 were positive and 159 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 15.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10+
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant, GTX 660+
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Additional Notes: No micropayments ever
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I think it's a fun game, but it needs a lot more work, Only a 3 classes are good. It has amazing potential.
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Just to make sure that others understand: in the game you are a single hero with your skillbar that you use to defeat the waves of dungeon layout missions. All the things in the screenshots with several players is, I assume, party thing through online mode. Very hands-on game from what I understood from my time spent with it. Go in, smash stuff, loot whatever you can, go back. A little bit tricky in the early game where classes lack info when creating a hero and then with all the types of second class paths and skills divided into groups not so commonly used in other games. But in couple minutes of checking what are the skill types and which paths lean into what, becomes straightforward. Would I recommend to play it? Eh, IDK, I just did 3 runs of a mission, that's bout it. There is no way to grasp what mid and endgame look like, wether solo or in party. But from others reviews seems like there isn't much to do alone. Would I recommend to try it? Hell yeah. GIve it a go, maybe that old-ish feel of spamming your skills on the same rotation tens of thousands of times in a row is what makes you enjoy the evening. Also, opened inventory covers left mob by default. Grrrrrrr
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Nevergrind Online is a modern tribute to classic dungeon crawlers and old-school MMORPGs, wrapped in a cooperative multiplayer experience that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Developed by Neverworks Games, the title takes inspiration from genre-defining games like EverQuest, Diablo II, and early first-person RPGs like Wizardry, delivering a gameplay loop that emphasizes skill-based combat, party coordination, and loot-driven progression. The game launched into Early Access on Steam with relatively modest fanfare but quickly built a dedicated community, bolstered by regular updates and a surprisingly deep gameplay system. Set in the embattled Kingdom of Edenburg, the narrative framing is relatively simple, but it effectively supports the core gameplay loop. Players begin in the safety of the town hub, which includes familiar RPG staples like the tavern, bank, blacksmith, and academy. This area functions as a preparation zone, where players can buy and sell gear, train skills, manage their banked items, and form parties before diving into procedurally generated dungeons. These dungeons are the heart of Nevergrind Online’s design. Each expedition into the depths brings new room layouts, enemies, traps, and treasure, ensuring that no two runs feel exactly the same. While the structure is repetitive by design, the randomization and scaling difficulty inject enough variety to keep things engaging over extended play sessions. Character customization is impressively deep for an indie title. With 14 races and 14 classes to mix and match, players are given a lot of freedom to create unique builds that suit a wide range of playstyles. Racial bonuses, class-specific skills, and talent trees offer meaningful choices that grow in importance as characters level up. The game encourages experimentation—hybrid builds, focused specialists, or jack-of-all-trades party roles all have viable niches depending on your group composition and the dungeon difficulty you tackle. Loot, as in many ARPGs, is the primary reward mechanism, and Nevergrind Online delivers here with a wide array of item types, including magical, rare, and set pieces. Equipping multiple pieces from a set unlocks powerful bonuses, incentivizing long-term progression and smart inventory management. Combat in Nevergrind Online is real-time and surprisingly tactical. Unlike the mindless hack-and-slash style of many dungeon crawlers, this game emphasizes threat management, support roles, and smart skill usage. Enemies don’t just charge in blindly—they heal each other, coordinate attacks, and punish players who fail to manage aggro or positioning. Tanking, healing, buffing, crowd control, and burst damage all have clear importance, particularly on higher difficulty levels or in full party runs. The game supports up to four-player co-op, and when communication and synergy are strong, dungeon runs can become thrilling, strategic affairs that mirror the best moments of old-school MMO raiding. That said, Nevergrind Online is not without its limitations. The visuals are modest, with a distinctly retro look that emphasizes function over flair. Character models, UI elements, and environment textures are serviceable but won’t impress players seeking modern polish. However, for many fans of the genre, this aesthetic is part of the charm—it feels like a love letter to a bygone era of PC gaming, where gameplay depth mattered more than visual fidelity. The minimalist presentation also helps the game run smoothly on a wide range of systems, which is a plus for accessibility. Repetition can be a concern, especially for solo players or those seeking narrative-driven experiences. The game’s loop—prepare in town, dive into a dungeon, defeat enemies, collect loot, repeat—can begin to feel formulaic after a while, particularly if you're not pushing into harder difficulties or playing with others. The lack of major story progression or overarching quests outside of the town’s mission board also limits narrative engagement. However, the constant trickle of loot upgrades and the variety in dungeon encounters help maintain a sense of forward momentum for players motivated by progression and optimization. Community and developer support are where Nevergrind Online truly shines. The developer is notably active and responsive, frequently patching bugs, balancing gameplay, and implementing feedback directly from the community. The tone is refreshingly transparent and passionate, with regular updates that show clear long-term commitment. The player base, while not massive, is enthusiastic and helpful—new players are often welcomed with advice and support rather than toxicity, and cooperative gameplay tends to bring out the best in teamwork and camaraderie. One of the more surprising aspects of Nevergrind Online's success was its rapid popularity in Japan after localization support was added. The influx of new players overwhelmed the servers, prompting emergency scaling and demonstrating the game’s international appeal. This unplanned stress test forced the developers to improve the backend infrastructure, which has ultimately led to a more stable and scalable platform for future growth. It's a rare and encouraging example of an indie game gaining traction through word of mouth and sheer gameplay merit rather than heavy marketing. Nevergrind Online is a focused, mechanics-driven RPG that knows exactly what it wants to be. It doesn’t chase trends or attempt to appeal to every type of gamer—instead, it caters to a niche audience that craves classic RPG systems, party-based dungeon crawling, and loot-centric progression. It’s rough around the edges, visually dated, and at times overly grindy despite its ironic title, but for the right kind of player, it’s an incredibly satisfying experience. Whether you’re a veteran of early MMORPGs or a newcomer intrigued by deep systems and cooperative play, Nevergrind Online offers a rich and rewarding gameplay loop that continues to evolve with the help of its passionate community and developer. Rating: 8/10
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Wow, I have been absolutely loving this game. On the surface it’s gameplay is super simple. However, the amount of build crafting is amazing. It really is quite easy to lose track of time when your grinding the dungeons here. On top of the addictive gameplay loop, the visuals are very old school classic mmo style similar to EverQuest. I honestly love this style it’s very nostalgic. The sound design is also in a similar way very old school and classic. The only thing I have found odd is that sometimes the spell sound effects will linger even after a battle is completed. I also wanted to just mention that the dev seems to be very active and I’m happy to see them continue to add new content to this amazing game. They also seem to be a nice person so that’s always a great thing. :) Some future things I would love to see if possible: 1. Pet companions that can fight with you in the dungeons. (I love pets in these kinds of games) 2. Maybe some random daily quest that will give you loot for completion 3. A dungeon mode that gets progressively harder with each room you enter. Overall, I think this game is great and can’t wait to see what is coming up in future. :)
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I bought this game yesterday and already have 9 hours. It's a lot of fun - but I appreciate not for everyone. If you love first-person dungeon crawling games like The Legend of Grimrock and MMO games then this is perfect for you.
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Nevergrind Online is currently priced at 15.79€ on Steam.
Nevergrind Online is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 15.79€ on Steam.
Nevergrind Online received 1,093 positive votes out of a total of 1,252 achieving a rating of 8.29.
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Nevergrind Online was developed and published by Neverworks Games.
Nevergrind Online is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Nevergrind Online is not playable on MacOS.
Nevergrind Online is not playable on Linux.
Nevergrind Online offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Nevergrind Online includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Nevergrind Online does not currently offer any DLC.
Nevergrind Online does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Nevergrind Online does not support Steam Remote Play.
Nevergrind Online 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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Game modes
Multiplayer
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Online players
30
Developer
Neverworks Games
Publisher
Neverworks Games
Release
11 Jul 2024
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