Fellowship — Steam Gift

Fellowship — a co-op dungeon crawler delivered to you as a Steam gift

Fellowship is a four-player fantasy game built around tight, replayable dungeon runs where teamwork matters far more than solo grinding. Studio Chief Rebel took the idea of "keystone" dungeons from big MMOs (think Mythic+) and turned it into a focused, fast game: gather a party, pick a difficulty, dive into a dungeon, and go. We aren't selling a subscription or in-game currency here — we sell the game itself, delivered as a Steam gift that our bot sends straight to your account.

What Fellowship actually is

In short: imagine MMO raid dungeons, but without the hours of travel to reach the content. Fellowship drops you right into the action — short but dense runs where every dungeon scales in difficulty. The higher the key, the nastier the enemies and the sharper your team has to play. A run fits into a single evening, while progression and new heroes keep pulling you back. The game runs in seasons: the developers add new heroes, dungeons and mechanics, so the roster and content keep growing over time.

Three roles, none of them filler

Your party follows the classic trinity, split across heroes: the tank holds enemies and controls the field, the healer keeps the team alive under pressure, and the DPS burns down targets by priority. Heroes come in several archetypes, each with its own rhythm and kit — some lean into melee and control, others into ranged burst. The point isn't to spam attacks, it's for the team to know who to hit first, when to break distance, and where to drag a boss's dangerous abilities.

What exactly you get

You're buying the base Fellowship game — full access to it in its current Early Access state. We deliver it as a Steam gift: after payment the game lands directly on your Steam account and stays in your library forever, like any purchased game. No subscription, no monthly fees — buy once and play. The optional cosmetic Supporter Packs (armor skins and mounts) are separate add-ons and aren't needed here: they don't affect gameplay, and the developer has openly stated that only cosmetics are ever monetized, never character power.

How we send the gift

The process is simple and nearly hands-off for you. You provide a friend-invite link from your Steam profile and your account region. Our bot adds itself as your friend, sends the gift, and automatically leaves your friend list once delivery is done — you don't need to accept anything manually. Steam Guard is not required, and the game doesn't need to be installed or "active" on the account beforehand. The whole thing usually takes a couple of minutes from checkout, though we don't promise a strict deadline — delays happen, and if they do we simply see the delivery through.

Account region — the key condition

This is a gift, so one rule decides everything: your Steam account region must match the gift region. This variant is available in roughly 42 regions — pick the one that matches your account's country. If the regions don't match, Steam simply won't let you accept the gift. Second: the game must not already be in the recipient's library — Steam won't accept a gift for a game you already own. So before buying, make sure you don't already have Fellowship and that your profile settings allow friend requests.

Early Access: what it means in practice

Fellowship launched in Early Access on October 16, 2025. That means the game is already playable and getting seasonal content, but it's still evolving: heroes, dungeons and balance are being added and tuned from feedback. Buying now means joining the project during active growth — that's both an upside (you watch it change and shape it with feedback) and a caveat (some things may still be rebalanced). The Early Access price is lower than what the developer plans after full release, so it's a fair moment to jump in.

Platform and compatibility

Fellowship is a PC game distributed through Steam and runs on Windows. Since it's an online co-op title, you'll need a stable connection and a party (or matchmaking to find one). If you're building a co-op library, check out kindred team-based titles we carry: Helldivers 2 for chaotic co-op action, Deep Rock Galactic for tight squad coordination, and the fantasy Baldur's Gate 3 if you want a co-op RPG with a huge world.

The short version before you buy

Fellowship is a great pick if you missed keystone dungeons from MMOs but don't want to burn evenings traveling to the content. You get the base game as a Steam gift on your account, for good. The main thing is to match your account region with the gift region in advance and confirm the game isn't already in your library. The bot handles the rest.