Kernel Hearts — an action RPG with a roguelike structure and co-op, where the assault on the Tower of Babel becomes a direct challenge to the divine order. The M.A.G.I.Y. squad ascends level after level, destroying biblical beasts to stop the world from being reduced to ashes. There are no sacred goals here, only upward mobility, rage, improvisation, and the desire to survive until the next attempt. Combos instead of prayers Combat is driven by speed and aggression. Attacks, spells, and dashes are strung together in tight sequences where reaction time and a sense of rhythm are crucial. In four-player co-op, the chaos intensifies: attacks overlap, zones are sealed off, and enemies crumble under the pressure of synchronized actions. Mistakes are punished immediately, and victory feels like a leap forward. Every ascent ends with an encounter with the Guardian of the Domain — a massive opponent who tests not numbers, but an understanding of mechanics and team discipline. Defeat rolls the consciousness back to a backup copy in the lab, leaving behind memories and experience. Returning is not shameful — it's expected. The main thing is that the next attempt always begins with a new set of possibilities. Features of the game Action with an emphasis on speed, connections and pressure. Co-op for up to four players. Biblical Enemies and Guardians of the Domain. Roguelike progress through backups.