Welcome to the Demo!

How is the demo different than the full game?

• There's only one map in the demo. The full game has an infinite number of maps because they are procedurally generated.

• You can only play with others through invite codes in the demo. In the full game, you can also join random matches through matchmaking.

Is this demo the final game?

No, Few Shall Return is still under development. The demo is under development as well and will get regular updates. We're aiming for a two-weeks cadence but that might change.

How can I get involved?

Thank you for wanting to help! Your feedback during this stage means the world to us! Here's what you can do:

• Play the game and share your feedback with us

• Invite your friends to play together

• Join our Discord channel

• Keep an eye out for playtest opportunities. We regularly invite players to try unreleased features, some which might only be for the full game

What's next?

The next game update is planned for Sept 26.

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Not Everyone Leaves

Enter a dungeon where only some will make it out: for every player who dies, one other player can escape. You have to work together to fight enemies and solve puzzles, but when the exit appears, it’s every player for themselves. Bring whatever equipment you want to increase you chances but if you die, you lose everything.

Multiplayer RPG, Short Rounds

Each run lasts 10–15 minutes, delivering a full RPG experience in a short session. No grinding, no waiting—just action, strategy, and high-stakes decisions.

Roguelike Challenges

Dungeons are procedurally generated with randomized rooms, enemies, and obstacles. No two runs are the same. Adapt, take risks, and learn from failure—because death is permanent.

Loot & Tradeoffs

Inventory space is limited. Choose what to bring in and what to take out. Weapons, potions, keys, or treasure—you can’t carry everything. Make every item count.

Classes & Playstyles

Choose from multiple classes, each with unique abilities. Some excel in combat, others in support or utility. Your class determines how you survive—and how you compete.