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Base building · Co-op · SurvivalOut now
Brickhold
Build, wire, and defend a modular fortress with up to four friends as nightly sieges test every brick you lay.
ReleasedOct 6, 2026
DeveloperForgeworks Collective
PublisherGrey Harbor
PlatformsPC · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S · Switch 2
5.5Our scoreMixed: read review
About the game
Brickhold drops up to four players onto a procedurally generated frontier with a cart of tools and a few days before the first siege. By day you gather, refine, and build out a modular fortress from snap-together blocks; by night, waves of clockwork raiders probe for weak walls.
Structures have real load and power rules, so a tower built too tall will buckle and a gate wired to the wrong generator will fail at the worst moment. Automation unlocks over time, letting experienced crews build conveyor lines and turret networks.
Worlds persist between sessions and can be hosted by any player, with drop-in support for friends across platforms.
Our review
5.5/ 10
Mixed · reviewed on PS5
Brickhold review: a sturdy foundation, still waiting for its walls
Brickhold has a genuinely smart building system and its best sieges are memorable, but repetitive raider waves, slow progression, and frequent crossplay disconnects undercut it. There is a good game in here; it just needs more time.
News
Brickhold Passes Its First Sales Milestone as Forgeworks Lays Out a Three-Update Roadmap
Grey Harbor says the co-op base builder reached 200,000 players in two days. Forgeworks Collective has outlined free updates through spring, starting with rail carts in November.
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