The descent
Drop into the Stack: ten floors, each one ripped from a different world and bolted to the one above. Scavenge, fight your way deeper, and team up with the other runners — or turn on them first.


A corporate bloodsport through ten floors. Cast a runner, descend as far as you can, and cast another when that one falls.
Drop into the Stack: ten floors, each one ripped from a different world and bolted to the one above. Scavenge, fight your way deeper, and team up with the other runners — or turn on them first.
Every runner who falls drops everything they were carrying — and a fresh, unlooted corpse is the richest thing you can find in the Stack. Make sure the next one isn't yours.
Every run is broadcast live — narrated by a director named Bebe, half-watched by a galaxy of bored shift workers. The show runs on a schedule: one floor a week. Find the stairs down before that week runs out, or be destroyed along with the floor.
Between runs, you step out of the Stack and onto the Concourse, where every runner gathers. Bet on the descents playing out live, round up a crew for your next one, or just buy a drink and stay a while. Survive all ten floors, and you're done descending — the Concourse becomes home for good.
Yes — the whole game is free to play. An optional subscription adds cosmetics, convenience perks, and faster energy regeneration — but nothing you can't otherwise earn: no gear, no stats, no abilities for sale.
No — Outworld TV runs in your browser, start to finish. There's nothing to install, and any device that can open a web page can play.
Yes. Floor 1 is open to play right now — cast a runner and drop into the current descent.