In development
Staged
Staged is a chaotic co-op party game in which up to four players work together as goblins to recreate stage sets from famous European stories and master mini-games.
The chaotic cooperative theatre experience
Staged is a first-person co-op game where you and your friends step into the shoes of tiny theatre creatures tasked with one big job: building the perfect stage set… before showtime.
Recreate iconic European stories, overcome quirky challenges, and transform your small theatre into a grand venue – one scene at a time.
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Creative chaos, powered by teamwork
Every level begins with a blueprint – and ends in glorious chaos.
Work together to place props, operate stage tech, and overcome interactive challenges under pressure. Whether you’re solving puzzles or rushing to hit the lights, communication and timing are everything.
Build, grow, personalize
With every successful performance, your theatre grows:
New rooms unlock, better tools become available, and more stage tech comes into play. These upgrades open up new gameplay possibilities – from more complex stage setups to bigger challenges and interactions.
Want to make it feel like your theatre?
Customize your look with character skins or decorate your space with new curtains, floors, and props. These cosmetic changes don’t affect gameplay – they’re just for style and self-expression.
Culture meets chaos
Staged isn’t just about laughs and teamwork – it’s also a playful invitation to dive into Europe’s rich storytelling heritage. Each level is inspired by classic tales, fairy tales, and theatrical works from across the continent.
Whether it’s Grimm, Andersen or Goethe – the game gives a stage to stories that shaped generations. Along the way, you’ll discover fun facts and context about the original works, their authors, and their cultural backgrounds.
No pressure, no lectures – just storytelling, brought to life through play.
Supported by the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW
The development of Staged was made possible with the support of the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW.
The project received two rounds of funding – first for the concept phase, then for the full prototype – helping bring this unique cooperative theatre adventure to life.
