TARAE: The Unbound endgame — what happens after the campaign

Where the campaign ends and the endgame starts

The campaign is single-player, runs roughly forty hours, and is structured as six acts of three to four chapters each. Those numbers come from one account of a conversation with the developers and have not been repeated by anyone who checked them independently.

After it, the developers describe the game as build-crafting and farming, with co-op for up to four players. Additional characters can skip the campaign, which is how you get a second character to that part of the game without replaying forty hours.

The one endgame rule anybody has stated precisely

During the campaign, drops are locked to the class you are playing. In the endgame there is a toggle between your own class and any class. That is a real, specific mechanic and it is the clearest single thing known about the endgame — it says loot exists to be moved between characters, and it fits with player-to-player trading being confirmed.

The rest of the shape

What nobody has described

Not one endgame ACTIVITY has been named. No dungeon format, no repeatable map system, no difficulty ladder, no ranking, no seasonal mechanic, no reward track, no paragon-style progression after a level cap — and no level cap either. A reader who has played other games in this genre can guess what any of that might look like; a guess is not what this page is for.

See also: builds and the skill tree , trading between players and co-op .