MOGGED FAQ
October 1, 2026, $6.99, Windows and Steam, one to eight players with solo supported, no demo, and an Early Access window of roughly three to six months.
Quick answers
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| When does it release? | October 1, 2026 — Early Access starts that day |
| How much is it? | $6.99 on the official site ("under $10"); the developer reserves the right to raise it during Early Access |
| Is there a demo? | No, and there will not be |
| Where can you play it? | Windows on Steam at launch |
| How many players? | 1 to 8, online co-op with proximity voice |
| Can you play alone? | Yes — solo works from start to finish |
| How long is Early Access? | Roughly 3 to 6 months, developer estimate |
| Who makes it? | Sigma Labs — described on the official site as one developer, formerly of Blizzard |
What kind of game is it
A co-op horror game with a looksmaxxing simulator built into it. You and up to seven friends keep an ever-rising group looks average above quota: by day, improve yourselves and make money; by night, crash the local frat party for whatever you need. Whatever lives inside the house prefers the ugliest person in the room.
Why do you keep going back to the same frat?
Beauty products are scarce, prices keep climbing, and the frat has been bulk-buying enough to move the local economy. They throw an open party every night.
What does Early Access mean here?
Every part of the loop is playable on day one. It is not finished, it keeps changing while people play, and player feedback moves it. The launch build inventory is published on the store page — see the Early Access breakdown for the numbers.
What is the group quota?
Your roommates signed a pact to keep getting hotter together. Miss the average and the run ends; beat it and the quota rises. The gauges that report your progress are covered in the stats guide, and the ladder your rating sits on is in the tier list.
What inspired it?
The developers say it is inspired by Lethal Company and R.E.P.O. — if you have played either, the comparison page explains what MOGGED does differently.
How many wishlists does it have?
The official site thanks players for 20,048 wishlists as of launch week.
Where do I start?
- How to play — the loop in one page.
- Beginner guide — your first three days.
- Items, enemies, money — the systems you will be juggling.
Do I need a microphone?
Yes. Proximity voice chat is a listed feature and a microphone appears in the system requirements — the game is built around hearing where other players are. Muting is a social decision, not a settings problem.
Is there crossplay, matchmaking or a private lobby option?
None of that is announced on the store page as of 2026-10-01. What is confirmed is one to eight players online through Steam, with full solo support. If lobby options are added during Early Access they will show up on the store page first.
Is it on console, Mac or Linux?
No. Windows on Steam at launch is the only confirmed platform; console, macOS and Linux are not announced.
Is there PvP?
No PvP mode is announced. The store page lists Single-player and Online Co-op, and the thing hunting the lobby is the game's own cast of fifteen enemies. Your friends are the scoreboard, not the opposition.
How many achievements are there?
82, in the launch build. Names and unlock conditions are not published yet — the achievements page explains where the list will appear first.
What languages does it support?
Sixteen interface languages with subtitles in all of them, and full audio in English only. The full table is on the languages page.
Will the price go up?
The developer reserves the right to raise it during Early Access as content is added, and again at 1.0. Launch pricing on the official site is $6.99.
Who makes it, and who owns the name?
Sigma Labs — described on the official site as one developer, formerly of Blizzard. MOGGED™ is a trademark of Frost Interactive LLC. This site is an unofficial fan resource and is not affiliated with either.
