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Is No Captain Allowed! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Small groups who want cooperative runs with shared decisions
- Roguelike players who prefer randomized maps and encounters
- Players interested in combining Support, Fighter, and Runner abilities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fixed campaign with predictable maps, quests, and bosses
- Solo players looking for a game structured around individual decisions rather than crew voting
- Players who want a purely competitive multiplayer game
Our take on No Captain Allowed!
Every major journey choice is put to a crew vote, including the quest, upgrade, route, and destination decisions that shape each run.
What is No Captain Allowed!?
No Captain Allowed!
is a cooperative roguelike for 1–4 players, playable online or locally. The crew manages a vehicle while navigating a newly randomized map in each run. Quests, upgrades, routes, enemies, level events, and the final boss vary between matches. Major choices, including quests, purchases, upgrades, and destinations, are decided by crew votes. Defeated enemies and completed quests provide gear such as weapons, shields, and auras. Experience grants skill points for roles including Support, Fighter, Runner, or mixed builds. Ice storms and the Green moon alter encounters. The game includes two vehicles plus four unlockable variations, three difficulty settings, voice and text chat, matchmaking, private games, reconnection during matches, and support for English, Brazilian Portuguese, and Spanish.
How No Captain Allowed! plays
- 01Crew voting
- Players collectively decide quests, upgrades, purchases, routes, and other major journey choices.
- 02Randomized runs
- Maps, encounters, quests, level events, and final bosses change each time a new game begins.
- 03Role-based skills
- Experience awards skill points for Support, Fighter, Runner, or hybrid character builds.
- 04Vehicle variations
- The game provides two vehicles initially and includes four additional variations to unlock.
- 05Online matchmaking
- Players can find online matches, host games, create private sessions, and invite other players.
- 06Variable difficulty
- Normal, Hard, and Insane settings provide three selectable difficulty levels.
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No Captain Allowed!: platforms & release
Is No Captain Allowed! worth it?
It is worth it if: small groups who want cooperative runs with shared decisions. Skip it if: players seeking a fixed campaign with predictable maps, quests, and bosses.
Where can I download No Captain Allowed!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens No Captain Allowed!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is No Captain Allowed! on?
Windows only.
