Tomb Rumble
Released Sep 2021
Tomb Rumble is a pixel art MMO platformer, where adventurers compete to retreive ancient treasures in lost temples, cursed ruins and more. Push other players into deadly traps to be the first to escape !... or be the one to fall in a lava pit.
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Released, but development status unclear
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Development Uncertain
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Tomb Rumble launched as a free-to-play MMO platformer on September 15, 2021, alongside three cosmetic/gameplay DLCs (Cursed Sorcerer, Cursed Vampire, and Home), all of which released on the same day as the base game. All DLCs are released and none are listed as upcoming.
The developer's last public communication on Steam was a pre-launch post on August 13, 2021, which outlined the game's economic model and the planned DLCs. There have been zero developer posts since launch — no patch notes, no announcements, no updates of any kind through June 24, 2026. That is nearly five years without any official communication from the studio on the Steam platform.
Because this is a massively multiplayer game requiring active player populations to function as intended, and because the developer has been completely silent for so long with no explanation, it is impossible to confirm whether the game is still being maintained, whether its servers remain operational long-term, or whether any further development is planned. The developer has not announced the game's conclusion, but they have also provided no evidence of continued activity.
Evidence
Developer's last Steam post: pre-launch announcement describing the economic model (free-to-play with cosmetic/gameplay DLCs) and confirming a mid-September 2021 release target. This is the final recorded communication from the developer on Steam.
Cursed Sorcerer DLC released on launch day, adding a new Malediction and cosmetic items.
Content
3 of 3 released · no outstanding content
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Atelier 801
Achievements
10
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
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Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Multiplayer · Co-op · PvP · Local/Split Screen
About this game
Tomb Rumble is a pixel art MMO platformer, where adventurers compete to retrieve ancient treasures in lost temples, cursed ruins and more. Push other players into deadly traps to be the first to escape !... or be the one to fall in a lava pit.
The game takes form in a succession of small, fast-paced maps full of action. Short time limit, lava rising, giant boulders falling, and cruel other adventurers. Your goal is to reach the escape rope of each temple, by jumping and running your way through while collecting coins and getting the occasional obligatory gem.
To do so, a nice little arsenal of items and environmental traps to block and get rid of other players is at your disposal. As well as a bunch of special skills and buffs to help you stay alive like invisibility, double jumps or quick dash. Use everything you got strategically to clear your way to victory.
History is written by the smartest
While you could just team up with other explorers and all share the treasures, you could also… trigger a deadly spike , unleash a giant scythe or activate a deadly saw blade. Each level got its own set of traps, randomly assigned to players, that you can use at your advantage to get rid of other players! Or you can... just push them off the ledge right before the end.
Hundreds of levels and an infinity of possibilities
More than hundreds of levels of all kinds are waiting for you, ranging from classical tombs full of traps and puzzle jumps in the jungle, to trips into unstable volcanoes.
Be the mastermind behind those tricky temples
Design, share and play your own maps with other adventurers. Using our 2D physics engine, you will be able to quickly build a tomb for your fellows using ready-made assets, placing traps and tweaking the physics and behavior of each part of your level!
Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jun 24, 2026
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