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Shape of Dreams delivers fast-paced top-down roguelite action with chaotic projectile-filled battles, fluid combat, and high-stakes co-op. Play solo or with up to three friends as you dodge overwhelming attacks and unleash devastating builds.
Shape of Dreams is a action roguelike, pve and co-op game
developed by Lizard Smoothie
and published by NEOWIZ.
Released on September 10th 2025 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 13 languages: Korean, English, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese, Polish and Turkish.
It has received 16,007 reviews of which 14,246 were positive and 1,761 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for 6.39€ on Eneba.
The Steam community has classified Shape of Dreams into these genres:
Action Roguelike
PvE
Co-op
Hack and Slash
Roguelite
Top-Down
Action
MOBA
Dungeon Crawler
3D
Surreal
Colorful
Stylized
Fantasy
Magic
Multiplayer
Online Co-Op
Combat
RPG
Action RPG
Here is the detailed breakdown of supported languages for Shape of Dreams:
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| Spanish - Latin America |
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 x64 or newer
- Processor: Intel Core i5-6400 / AMD FX-8320
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 960 (2048 MB) / AMD Radeon R9 280 (2048 MB)
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 12 GB available space
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I don't often write reviews, but DAMN. This game is scratching an itch I didn't even know I needed to have scratched. Ravenswatch was a good game, it was fun. The game play was good, the loop was fun, the characters are good and it was overall a blast to play. The binding of Isaac: Repentance+ is amazing. The game is perfect, the items are perfect, the builds are perfect, it's challenging, it's so much fun and I truly enjoy it. Risk of rain 2 is my GOAT It is perfect in every way. Characters, check. Items, check. Builds, check. Sound design, check. EVERYTHING IS PERFECT. BUT THIS HOLY HELL! THIS IS PERFECTION, IF PERFECTION HAD A KID WITH ULTIMATE GREATNESS! This game is so much fun, it is so challenging and it is just overall perfect. The music, the creativity, the first boss fight, THE SECOND BOSS FIGHT (WHICH I HAVEN'T PASSED YET) It is all so amazingly done. It is a combination of all my favorite games, it scratches an itch that was so deep inside of me, that I never knew I had it. It is so bloody perfect, so addictive. I am 5 hours in, I played it ever since I bought it and the only reason I am stopping right now, IS BECAUSE IT IS 4 AM AND I NEED SLEEP! Goodnight Shape of Dreams. Play you in the morning again!
I hadn't heard anything about this game, no advertising, no one talking about it, it just popped up on the top of steam one day and... it's amazing. It's almost perfectly everything I wanted in this type of game. I have since bought more copies for friends or encouraged others to get it. So what is it? Basically, think of a single player or co-op MOBA (think league of legends, DotA2, that kinda stuff) but without the lanes and instead it's set up as a rogue-lite with some randomized elements, some metaprogression and lots of unlocks. There are NO microtransactions, it's all unlocks from doing challenges in the game itself or metacurrency from playing it. The gameplay is fairly simple, you move around (mouse or WASD or controller, control options are very well done) and dodge enemy attacks which have proper telegraphing of where and when they'll hit, you avoid the attacks with dodges, movement and defensive/movement abilities, use your own abilities to kill the enemies off. Once a room is cleared, you go on a semi-randomly generated map with a variety of nodes on it with the nodes usually having special events on them, like this one has a shrine you can heal at, this other one has a miniboss with better loot, this one you can sacrifice one of your items to get a new one or upgrade it, others may be various shops to spend your earned currency in, that kind of thing. There are a variety of different challenges for each area, different enemy types, different bosses, some unique stuff, and a lot of hidden content like optional and hidden bosses if you want a bigger challenge. The luck mitigation is fairly good, though not perfect. You can choose to spend the metacurrency to let you select a specific spell or upgrade for your spells and it becomes free for the next 24 hours, so you can do multiple runs in a row with one guaranteed item. To unlock the item for this you have to beat the last boss with the item equipped, and doing so multiple times reduces the cost of picking it again in the future. The main thing about gameplay is you get up to 4 active spells to use and 1 passive ability, and each of the 4 spells has 3 upgrade slots for a variety of things which modify how the spells work. So for example, you can have a spell that deals damage in front of you based on your spell power stat, and upgrade it to trigger a series of fireballs when used as well, then have each time it deals damage to trigger another attack, and for all its damage to count as fire damage to apply stacks of burning on any targets hit. The upgrades interact with each other if they're slotted into the same spell, so you can do a lot of interesting combinations and get some silly builds going. As is proper for a rogue-lite, they absolutely let you break the game in interesting and fun ways. If you get the right parts, and put them together, you can make some ridiculous setups which completely alter how the game works, such as having an auto-casting shield that triggers when you take damage and automatically casts retaliatory attacks rapidly when you're hit, so that you want to get hit instead of avoiding attacks, so that your biggest threat is spaced out attacks that hit after your shield would go down. Each individual character has several different play styles, different abilities they learn, and a different constellation-styled set of passive upgrades you can unlock, so they do play fairly differently from each other, and can even be played fairly differently with two people playing the same character thanks to all the customization options available. Honestly... I don't know why this isn't a better known game. It really deserves way more attention than it has gotten. Out of anything similar to this, from Eversiege to Ravenswatch, this one, Shape of Dreams, is by far the best of the lot by a very, very large margin. Oh, also, anything you unlock in your game... also is available for your friends when you play with them. And they can help you unlock those same things, so it passively encourages you to play with friends. Either way, I highly recommend Shape of Dreams, especially with friends, but it's good to play alone as well! It does take a little bit to get used to the game, it has a lot more depth than it first looks, and they keep patching it to add new content. There's definitely a few hundred hours of very good gameplay available in here, and it's worth it even if it's not on sale.
Shape of Dreams is a fast-paced, extremely addictive hack-n-slash roguelite with gorgeous visuals, decent build diversity and lots of modifiers to alter your future runs. it is probably one of my favorite Roguelites in a long time. But it has some really serious issues that are hard to look past in the long term. Most of the issues boil down to a general lack of content and some really questionable balancing decisions. Having unlocked every ability, achievement, character and cosmetic in the game, there's not really anything left to progress so I feel pretty confident that I've explored the game thoroughly enough to review it fairly. Core Gameplay Loop: The Core Gameplay loop of Shape of Dreams is extremely solid. Whether playing Solo or Coop (2-4), runs can be as quick or grindy as you want them to be. A Run is on average between 15-45 minutes depending on how many rooms you decide to clear, but can go much longer and potentially endlessly if you choose to loop (start the run over, raising difficulty but keeping all power ups). Combat, especially boss combat, is very satisfying and feels more involved than most Roguelites, feeling more similar really to an action RPG like Diablo or Path of Exile. Enemy variety is pretty good, with different worlds having different mechanics to engage with rather than serving as cosmetic reskins of the same enemy over and over. There are dozens of "Lucid Dream" modifiers that significantly alter your run by adding challenges or changing how certain symptoms work, though I do think the "good" modifiers make the game way too easy and should have a penalty associated with them. Grinding stardust feels a little bit too slow, but honestly, I'm close to having unlocked almost all of the content you buy with stardust, so I can kind of see why. Runs do also eventually get repetitive because of the 4 stages, the 1st and 4th stage are always the same boss and theme. While I appreciate that stage 2 and 3 vary and looping allows them to vary even further, I think there needs to be variations for level 1 and 4 as well because getting the same world and boss over and over every 4 worlds on endless mode really kills any desire to do multi-loop runs. Characters and Customization: Shape of Dreams is a character based Roguelite. It currently has 8 distinct characters, but offers decent depth in customizing them. Each character has a unique skill tree, character-exclusive abilities and traits and unlockable alternative abilities allowing you a great degree of customization along with dozens of common traits that are shared and progressed by all characters. That being said: while every character plays and looks completely different from one another, ultimately most meta builds for all characters are the same. I think there could be more depth to the characters and ultimately, for the price point, I feel there should be at least twice as many characters (16 or more) to really feel complete. While Steam shows almost 90 hours, the in-game statistics show I've only actually been in game for about 38 hours total and I've unlocked all characters and the majority of unlockable skills and passives for them. There's really not much more for me to progress in this aspect, which I feel is the most interesting part of building. Difficulty, balance and Meta/Endgame: Contrary to a lot of the posts about this game, I would argue Shape of Dreams is one of the easiest Roguelites I've ever played and much friendlier to newcomers and Co-op than most alternatives. Higher difficulties do add some new challenges, but to be honest, certain essences (predation, Clemency + Guidance, Obsidian/Momentum, etc.) completely trivialize the game and the balance in general is just not very good. Specifically Essence of Predation is so strong that it not only works with every single build and character, but it works better than virtually any combination by itself. Paired with the Wild Lucid Dream or other strong essences like Clemency, and it becomes easier to get bored and end the run early than it is to actually die. With the ability to start a run with Predation, you can effectively oneshot bosses from the first map and it frankly gets easier the longer you play. Even with additional negative modifiers there's just not really any meaningful way to slow down predation. What makes this more of an issue is that there aren't any truly meaningful contenders, it is just objectively the strongest essence you can use for any character and it's not even close. This really hurts the replayability and challenge of the game and they desperately need to nerf it. It's gotten to the point I just avoid picking it up, because it completely trivializes the game even on the highest difficulty. Price tag and is it worth it?: $30.00 for a game is generally a pretty reasonable price, but for a Roguelite, this is one of the more expensive ones despite being a little shallow on the content side. While I get that 3D Roguelites won't ever be able to match 2D roguelites in terms of character and content count due to the massive increase in scope of a 3D Project, there are many other 3D roguelites with significantly more content for the same or even lower price. As a cost comparison, Soulstone Survivors is about 1/3 the price of Shape of Dreams and has almost three times as many characters with a similar or greater level of customization. It has more levels, more bosses, more powerups, more build synergies and significantly better balance. For me, the improved combat over most roguelites does make it worth it, but as a roguelite the value is a bit more debatable. In closing, I really like this game, but it's a bit underbaked and I think with more content and more variation between runs, this could be potentially the best roguelite I've ever played. There's clearly a lot of love and soul put into, it just needs more tangible content to sink your teeth into for the price point. I'm going to recommend it for the time being in the hope that it gets more content down the road, if it stays the way it is, I will likely change my review to negative.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Shape of Dreams is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam.
No, Shape of Dreams is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.50€ on Steam.
Yes, Shape of Dreams received 14,246 positive votes out of a total of 16,007 achieving a rating of 8.69.
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Shape of Dreams was developed by Lizard Smoothie and published by NEOWIZ.
Yes, Shape of Dreams is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Shape of Dreams is not playable on MacOS.
No, Shape of Dreams is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Shape of Dreams is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
Yes, Shape of Dreams is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Shape of Dreams does not support VR.
Shape of Dreams offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Shape of Dreams includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Shape of Dreams. Explore additional content available for Shape of Dreams on Steam.
No, Shape of Dreams does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Shape of Dreams does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Shape of Dreams 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.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Shape of Dreams.
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Developer
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