Moros Protocol

Moros Protocol

Pixel Reign · September 18, 2025 · FPS, Boomer Shooter, Roguelite, Shooter, Souls-like

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$24.99
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Moros Protocol price by region

Moros Protocol costs £2.87 in the United Kingdom, €3.44 in Europe (EUR), $3.80 in the United States, $3.80 in Georgia (USD), CA$12.00 in Canada, zł15.15 in Poland, A$17.06 in Australia, NZ$21.35 in New Zealand and R$21.45 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Moros Protocol offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £2.87 −71% £9.83 £2.87 22
Europe (EUR) €3.44 −72% €12.12 €3.44 24
United Statesyour region $3.80 −68% $11.84 $3.80 26
Georgia (USD) $3.80 −68% $11.84 $3.80 23
Canada CA$12.00 −53% CA$16.08 CA$12.00 22
Poland zł15.15 −69% zł49.56 zł15.15 20
Australia A$17.06 −53% A$17.23 A$17.06 20
New Zealand NZ$21.35 −53% NZ$21.35 NZ$25.23 18
Brazil R$21.45 −47% R$37.10 R$21.45 16

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Moros Protocol

✦ AI summary

Moros Protocol is a tactical FPS roguelike where you fight through procedurally generated levels of a derelict warship, combining fast-paced '90s shooter combat with Souls-like boss encounters and roguelike progression. Customize your loadout with evolving weapons and augments, tackle brutal challenges solo or in co-op, and survive the endless onslaught in a haunting retro-sci-fi world where every run feels unpredictable and unforgiving.

You wake up aboard The Orpheus, a derelict warship lost in deep space and crawling with horrors. No memory. Only the instinct to fight and a voice urging you forward. The ship shifts around you, the enemies never stop, and survival means battling through blood-soaked corridors to uncover what lies ahead.Set in a haunting, low-poly world with crunchy pixel textures, Moros Protocol blends fast-paced combat of classic '90s and early 2000s FPS games, the unpredictability of genre-defining roguelites, and the challenge of Souls-like boss fights. Battle relentless enemies and towering nightmares in a brutal test of skill and willpower. With procedurally generated levels, evolving threats, and intense action, survival is never guaranteed.The ship is a war zone. The enemy is endless. The odds are against you.
You may be outnumbered, but you are not outmatched.

🔺TACTICAL FPS COMBAT

Moros Protocol combines relentless action with adaptability and customization. Shape your loadout and let the augments and weapons you find dictate your fighting style. And yes, you can kick your enemies.

🔺ROGUELIKE PROGRESSION

Death is only the beginning. Learn, upgrade, and push further into the unknown. Each run is shaped by a combination of handcrafted environments and procedural generation. New layouts. New challenges to face. No two runs will feel the same.

🔺UNIQUE CUSTOM RENDERER

A gritty, immersive world that blends retro aesthetics with modern rendering, creating a decayed sci-fi atmosphere.  Dynamic lighting and eerie sound design heighten the tension as you explore the abandoned warship.

🔺DROP-IN CO-OP

Team up with a friend for backup. Adapt and survive together as you battle through the nightmare. Experience the full game side by side, sharing the fight against the enemy.Message from Pixel Reign: Moros Protocol has been a passion project that started back in 2010 as a concept, which we have been working on for the last 5 years to bring it to life. We are really excited to finally be able to share our vision with you and hope you enjoy it as much as we've enjoyed making it.

Moros Protocol is inspired by some amazing games: DOOM, System Shock, Binding of Isaac, and many other amazing retro-futuristic first-person shooters. Check them out too if you have not already!

Moros Protocol — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player, Online co-op
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Moros Protocol is praised for its stylish voxel aesthetics, tight pacing, and well-balanced difficulty that respects player time—offering a roguelike experience accessible to those without hundreds of hours to spare. However, complaints center on limited arena design, underwhelming upgrade impact, frustrating parkour challenges without checkpoints, and gunplay that some find slow or mediocre, making the roguelike progression feel less rewarding than intended.

Not recommended Sep 29, 2026
Until you are not at risk of falling into geometry, until every run-locking bug is destroyed, I consider this game unfinished. Great fun, great weapons, cool story (I wish I could finish it! I WISH I COULD FINISH IT, GUYS. GEOMETRY HARDLOCKING ME INTO MANUALLY LEAVING THE RUN IS SO F*CKING FUN, GUYS.) and a little humor now and again to keep the re-runs fresher is something hard to achieve and I laud these guys for getting it right. Give us an unstuck button that sets us at the last door we used. 15s- if we move or take damage, make us restart the timer. Until then, the game isn't finished.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 4, 2026
"did you do it?" "..yes..." "what did it cost..?" "...my space waifu.."
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 1, 2026
From top to bottom, the game experience was fun romp. The gunplay is satisfying, the enemies are eye-catching, and the game mechanics are engaging enough for the whole run. I really enjoyed the grim/sci-fi aesthetic of the game in the 3D pixilated style of hoard shooters. If I had any critiques of the game, I'd say some parts of the game feel a bit unpolished, like the rarities of gun drops not being as satisfying as I would have liked, the story being a bit shallow, and repeat cutscenes not being skippable. I'd go so far to say one or two spots feel almost unfinished, like the parkour challenges. There doesn't seem to be any punishment for constantly failing the challenge, so you could just keep attempting it until you win. Overall though, I really enjoyed my time with this game. I'm not sure how much replayability I'd say it has in my opinion, but it was more than worth what I spent for it. An awesome project made by a great team. If you're a fan of Doom or Ultrakill, this game should keep your attention for at least ten hours, if not more.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 28, 2026
Will start with the bad: - I'm very tired of meta progression heavy roguelites. It doesn't feel this game needed to be that. A lot of the augments are kind of samey, so the feeling of "yay, I got the very cool combination of augments" rarely happens - no auto reload? pressing reload each time feels tiresome for such an arcadey game - stamina mechanic is eehh in a game that screams a need to be fast - game balance is a bit wack, a lot of options make no absolute sense. In all the game I rarely ran out of ammo, even using augments that spent more ammo. the good - short, it doesn't overstay its welcome, you will have finished the game before it becomes boring. - graphics are something else, it simply looks very nice and the team has used the lighting. - designs are very cool, story is mysterious and interesting. - booty, which I respect, desire to see more in games and completely disrespect the opinion of anyone who doesn't get it. played it in a linux machine, it worked like a charm.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 28, 2026
Actually a fun game in a long time
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 6, 2026
very good short game

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