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Olympegs

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  • Single-player
  • Multi-player
  • PvP
  • Shared/Split Screen PvP
  • Co-op
  • Shared/Split Screen Co-op
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Store status
Coming soon
Scheduled release
16 November 2026
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Release date
16 November 2026
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Release date16 November 2026Scheduled by Steam
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Game information

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App ID
5503180
App type
Game
Supported systems
Windows
Genres
Casual, Indie
Release date
16 November 2026
Last player update
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System requirements

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Windows

Minimum
OS
Windows 10 64-bit
Processor
Dual core, 2.0 GHz
Memory
4 GB RAM
Graphics
DirectX 11 capable, 1 GB
DirectX
Version 11
Storage
500 MB available space
Recommended
OS
Windows 10 or 11 64-bit
Processor
Quad core, 2.5 GHz
Memory
8 GB RAM
Graphics
DirectX 12 capable, 2 GB
DirectX
Version 12
Storage
500 MB available space
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About this game

Description

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Aim. Fire. Watch the gods argue about it.

Olympegs is a peg-clearing game set in Greek mythology. Line up your shot, send the ball bouncing through the board, and light every gold Sacred peg before you run out of balls. Each board is a step on a long way down, from the sunlit temples of Olympus, past the sea and the Underworld, to the depths of Tartarus.

Nine gods, nine ways to play

Pick your god before every board. Zeus arcs lightning between pegs, Poseidon washes the lit ones away, Athena floats the ball sideways through a crowd, Hermes makes it fly, and Hades can bring a lost ball back from the dead. Each god has a power that charges up as you play and a passive that keeps working in the background, so the same board plays differently with every one of them.

Pegs with a temper

Hit three pegs of the same element in a row and they set each other off. Fire bursts into the pegs around it, lightning jumps to its neighbors, water splashes pegs all over the board, air lets the ball float and earth charges your god's power. Light the last Sacred peg and the ball stops falling. It rises back up the board, breaking every peg on the way, and the higher it climbs the bigger the multiplier, all the way to x5. Your god is waiting at the top to catch it.

A long way down

20 boards on the descent from Olympus to Tartarus, each with its own landmark painted behind it

27 more on the Gods' Days Off, where each god gets three boards of what they get up to when nobody's praying

Poseidon's currents, Hephaestus' gears and the Titans' swinging chains change how the deeper boards play

An adventure mode with lives and blessings, 39 challenges, and the endless Trials of Tartarus, with a new Today's Descent every day

Play together

Two players can share a couch in co-op, where one aims and the other steers Charon's ferry, or go head to head in versus with curses and prophecies. Remote Play Together lets a friend join from anywhere.

Made for everyone

There's nothing to buy, no energy timers and no gambling. The aim guide always shows your first bounce, every peg type has its own shape as well as its own color, Easy Breezy is there if a board gets tough, Gentle mode turns off screen shake and flashes, and Large Text makes everything easier to read. It plays with a mouse, a keyboard or a controller, and it fits the Steam Deck screen.

And a lot of mythology jokes

The gods talk while you play: about the time Hephaestus was thrown off Olympus, why Ares keeps kicking amphorae, and which of them still hasn't forgiven Paris. Look closely at the days-off boards, too. Each one has a myth hidden in it.

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