Press kit.
Everything you need to write about Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy.
For journalists, streamers and creators.
PNG logos, eleven original 4K screenshots, promotional artwork, 1080p trailer and plain-text fact sheet.
Fact sheet
- Developer
- Boreder
- Publisher
- Boreder · Self-published
- Platform
- Windows PC · Steam
- Planned release
- Players
- 2–4 online co-op · Single-player supported
- Genre
- Co-op physics sandbox · Action · Adventure
- Status
- In development
- Price
- To be announced
- Press contact
- [email protected]
- Official website
- goblin-mode.net
Release plans and availability are kept current on Steam. System requirements beyond those listed there have not been announced.
About the game
Short description
Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy is a chaotic 2–4 player online co-op physics sandbox where goblins live for loot, destruction and mayhem. Explore, steal and build ridiculous contraptions with your friends.
Long description
Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy is a chaotic 2–4 player online co-op physics sandbox where goblins live for loot, destruction and mayhem. Explore, steal and build ridiculous contraptions with your friends.
Explore levels for shinies, steal from beings stronger than you, or stack inside a trenchcoat to pickpocket and poison unsuspecting humans. Craft gadgets to make your escapades easier, build a ridiculous car for an orchard-wrecking joyride, or arm your crew with weapons and a beast-catching device for a boss fight. From platforming and human disguises to car chaos and giant beasts, Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy brings different ways to play into one physics sandbox, fuelled by improvised teamwork and a shared obsession with loot, destruction and mayhem.
Grab, carry, drag and throw physical objects — and your friends. Use the same sandbox to solve a platforming problem, carry an awkward treasure, improvise a getaway or make an already terrible plan worse. The physics and the people you play with connect the different activities, with more ways to play planned as development continues.
Bring the haul back to the burrow, choose your look and prepare for the next escapade. Shared and personal stashes make generosity a conversation. Getting everyone out together makes teamwork unavoidable.
Developed and self-published by Boreder for Windows PC via Steam. Planned release: 2 March 2027. The game is in development; descriptions include the intended sandbox direction, while footage and screenshots show development gameplay and staged promotional performances.
Features
2–4 player online co-op
Coordinate, improvise and argue about whose idea that was.
Physics sandbox chaos
Carry, drag, lift and throw objects — and your friends — to improvise your way through different activities.
Trinkets worth the trouble
Explore chicken coops, mushroom hollows and volcanic caves for a haul worth hauling.
A very human disguise
Stack in a trenchcoat to pickpocket, poison and attempt to blend into the Tainted Tavern.
Gadgets and impossible contraptions
Build towards bigger escapades with goblin gadgets, cars, weapons and beast-catching equipment.
More ways to make a mess
Drive a goblin car in Booze Cruise and take on a giant frog in Slimy Business.
Your goblin, your style
Choose body, pants, headwear and named colour palettes.
A burrow to come back to
Stash the haul, browse the Workshop and head out together again.
Screenshots
Eleven clean native 3840 × 2160 screenshots.
Captured in staged four-player sessions with native player cameras and production game mechanics. Initial positions, props and control timing were arranged; the HUD is hidden. Original PNGs are unretouched. Some screenshots predate later development changes.
Logos & artwork
Original transparent game logo and native promotional artwork. Artwork is labelled separately from gameplay screenshots.
Official game logo
Full-resolution transparent PNG.
Please preserve the proportions and colours.
Goblin mayhem
Staged native promotional render, not a gameplay screenshot.
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Official trailer thumbnail
Staged native game models with original branding.
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Trailer
The downloadable MP4 is the final trailer prepared from the native FrameForge export, with no editorial changes.
Developer & contact
Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy is developed and self-published by Boreder.
For press enquiries, interviews and creator questions, email [email protected]. Any review-key availability will be confirmed directly.
Usage & credits
The assets in this press kit may be used for editorial coverage, reviews, streams and videos about Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy. Attribution to Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy / Boreder is appreciated. The game and supplied assets remain the property of their respective rights holders; redistribution as a separate asset pack or use to imply endorsement is not included.
Use the full title on first mention: Goblin Mode: Loot & Lunacy. “Goblin Mode” is fine afterwards. Retain the logo’s proportions; avoid recolouring or stretching it.
All footage and screenshots represent a game in development. Keep screenshots and staged promotional artwork correctly labelled. Broader destruction-for-loot content in Booze Cruise remains in development; no unannounced content, price, console release or release-day feature list should be inferred from these materials.
Development uses AI-assisted tools under the developer’s direction; no generative AI runs during gameplay. See the Steam page’s current disclosure for details. The screenshot pack contains native game captures, and the promotional artwork here uses actual game models.
Website font: Signika, distributed under the SIL Open Font License. Machine-readable asset manifest.