20xx (v1.40.3 & ALL DLC’s)

Fast, responsive platforming meets roguelike uncertainty in a neon sci-fi rescue mission that wears its Mega Man X inspiration proudly. 20XX casts players as one of two agile heroes fighting through a machine-infested future, where every run rearranges the route to its towering bosses. The tone is colorful and energetic rather than grim, but the one-life structure gives every risky jump, enemy room, and upgrade choice real weight. It is built around the satisfying rhythm of dashing, wall-climbing, firing at threats, and turning a modest starter loadout into an absurdly powerful build.

Runs send you through randomized stages packed with enemy ambushes, platforming hazards, shops, treasure rooms, and boss encounters, with weapons and Augments constantly changing how your character performs. Ace favors close-range saber attacks while Nina relies on ranged blasters, and both can acquire a huge range of modifiers that alter damage, mobility, defense, elemental effects, and special attacks. Death ends a standard attempt and returns you to headquarters, but earned Soul Chips fund permanent upgrades and expand the item pool for future runs, creating meaningful long-term progress without removing the challenge. Players who want a less punishing route can use Reverent Mode’s extra lives, while difficulty modifiers, seeded daily and weekly challenges, and multiple modes give experienced runners reasons to keep refining their skills.

What separates 20XX from many procedural platformers is how closely its movement and combat capture the clean, deliberate feel of classic action games instead of relying on random chaos. Generated levels keep repetition low, yet success still depends far more on mastering jumps, dashes, enemy patterns, and boss attacks than on simply finding lucky loot. Full local and online co-op supports the entire experience, making it a strong choice for two friends who want coordinated platforming and the occasional rescue after a mistimed leap. Fans of Mega Man X, Dead Cells, and skill-focused roguelites find plenty to enjoy here, while newcomers can ease in through upgrades and forgiving modes before tackling its harsher runs.