Avarice – Beta Test Demo

What the Game Is

Greedy is a co-op horror extraction game built around an unusually charming premise: instead of hardened mercenaries, you and your friends play as raccoons sneaking into ancient ruins to steal a magical relic. The extraction genre—where the core loop is entering a hostile area, grabbing loot, and getting out alive—usually leans on military or post-apocalyptic settings, so swapping soldiers for trash-panding bandits gives Greedy a distinct identity among co-op horror titles.

The horror element comes from the extraction structure itself. Every run into the ruins is a risk: push deeper for the relic and better loot, or cut your losses and escape with what you have. Combined with the unpredictability of the environments, that tension is where the game's scares are meant to come from.

Why the Ruins Never Play the Same Twice

A key detail is that the ancient ruins are procedurally generated. Each infiltration produces a new layout, so players can't simply memorize a map and repeat a safe route. For a co-op horror game, that matters a lot—randomized layouts keep groups guessing about where dangers wait and where the exit actually is, which is exactly the uncertainty an extraction game needs to stay tense on repeat runs.

What the Beta Demo Offers

A beta demo is now available, giving players a chance to try the co-op loop before release. Demos like this serve two purposes: they let groups of friends test whether the raccoon-heist premise translates into genuinely fun co-op play, and they let the developer gather feedback on balance and difficulty ahead of the full launch.

If you're curious whether stealing a magical relic as a raccoon is as fun as it sounds, the demo is the lowest-risk way to find out.

Where the Game Stands Now

Greedy is currently at the playable-demo stage—early enough that systems may still change, but far enough along that the core co-op horror extraction loop can be tried hands-on. Players interested in following its progress can keep an eye on coverage from Alpha Beta Gamer, where the demo announcement first appeared.