Co-op Wizard Browser Game
Hexfall
Hexfall puts your group on the same side: a squad of wizards against a goofy monster horde. Play this free cooperative browser game with up to eight people, choose spells, and try to survive together.
How do you play Hexfall?
Defend the arena through monster waves, collect gems, buy upgrades between waves, and revive fallen teammates on the way to the King Gloop boss fight.
- Pick a spell school and get comfortable moving and casting.
- Watch teammates as well as enemies; staying close enough to help can matter more than chasing a gem.
- Use the break between waves to buy upgrades, then face the next wave together.
Make it a good team break.
For a first team session, try Cozy difficulty, a Chill horde, and five waves. These are available settings, not a guaranteed session duration. Keep your usual call open to coordinate and welcome late arrivals through the game's drop-in support.
Before you choose: Hexfall is capped at eight players and uses first-person action controls. Split a larger group into rooms. A wave-based run can last longer than a tightly timed meeting warm-up.
Read the team hosting guideWhat can the host customize?
Set up the round in the lobby. Available settings come from the game's current catalog.
- Difficulty
- Cozy · Normal · Nightmare
- Waves
- 5–16 wavesThe last wave is always the King Gloop boss fight.
- Horde size
- Chill · Normal · Swarm
- Map
- 🌙 Moonlit Ruins · 🌋 Ember Caldera · ❄️ Frost Hollow · 🎲 Random
- Arena size
- Cozy circle · Standard · Grand
Hexfall: common questions
How many people can play Hexfall?
Hexfall supports up to 8 players in a room. You can also try solo practice. For a group larger than 8, organize separate rooms rather than putting everyone into one match.
Is Hexfall free and browser-based?
Yes. Hexfall is free to play in the browser, with no game download or bunpav account required. Each person joins with a nickname. Check your device controls and workplace network access before hosting.
How do I play Hexfall with coworkers?
Create a room and share its invite link or code. Keep your usual voice or video call open separately. Leave the room on Invite only if you want it unlisted; anyone with the link or code may still join.
What should a first-time Hexfall host know?
For a first team session, try Cozy difficulty, a Chill horde, and five waves. These are available settings, not a guaranteed session duration. Keep your usual call open to coordinate and welcome late arrivals through the game's drop-in support.