This mod changes that, fixing pretty much every known issue, and giving coop some much-needed polish. Nuclear Throne never was a coop-centric game, and thus coop mode didn't receive enough attention, remaining ridden with various small bugs.

Or even attempt to correct them by dropping into the game at any point of a replay. That means invitations, public game list, and no port forwarding.Įasily record and review your runs to learn from mistakes.

Adds Steam-based online multiplayer support to the game.

And not 'just' a mod, but quite an impressing one: But rushing forward to claim the rewards isn't the wisest tactic in a world that's home to assassins posing as corpses, to say nothing of flying diamonds who spit lasers from outside the field of view.Perhaps you've already heard that I've been recently developing a mod for the current version of Nuclear Throne.

It obviously encourages aggression, as does the fact that Rads (XP points) must be gathered before they blink out of existence-rinsing that corridor in one fell swoop might cost you an upgrade, if you can't mop up all the Rads in time. This transforms a bullet-hell endeavour into a question of banking shots and pinball table multikills-a lucky thwack with a wrench might clear out an entire corridor, saving you precious ammo. One dramatically increases the force with which enemy bodies are thrown by a fatal blow. Between chapters you can pick mutations for your character, which range from the prosaic-increased maximum health, or faster movement-to esoteric mutations that suit more advanced tactics, such as being able to tunnel into walls for shelter. Your overall goal is to overcome 15 procedurally generated levels, broken into seven themed areas (plus a small clutch of secret levels, amongst other surprises).

Download nuclear throne price