Armatus is listed as single-player. Death ends a run, while selected currencies and character upgrades survive to support long-term progression.
Armatus is currently a single-player game. Steam and PlayStation do not list online multiplayer, local co-op, PvP, or shared-screen play, and no checked developer announcement adds those modes.
Its repeatable structure is built around death and return:
- Enter a run through the Sunless Gate and move along the Scoured Path.
- Combine a firearm, the scythe, celestial abilities, and passive effects.
- Defeat enemies, gather resources, and improve the current attempt.
- Death ends that run.
- Selected currencies and character upgrades persist, strengthening later attempts.
That is enough to call Armatus a roguelite with meta-progression. It is not enough to publish a complete currency list, permanent-upgrade tree, respec guide, fastest farming route, or “best build.” The official descriptions do not enumerate every retained item or every reset condition.
Game Pass and cloud availability also do not turn the game into a multiplayer service. Cloud refers to where a supported Xbox version can run; it does not imply cooperative streaming or shared progression across unrelated storefront accounts.
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Is Armatus multiplayer or co-op?
No multiplayer or co-op mode is announced. Steam and PlayStation list Armatus as a single-player game.
Do you lose everything when you die in Armatus?
A run ends, but Xbox's official description says some currencies and character upgrades persist between attempts.
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