Funnel Runners Features - Co-op, Tags and Ratings

The Funnel Runners features list is narrow and consistent with the store text: eight-player online co-op, a single language, no content warning and a small set of Steam-level conveniences around it.

The tags the store publishes

Everything here is tagged on the official store page rather than described in prose.

• Single-player, for a solo deployment.
• Multi-player, Co-op and Online Co-op, for a party of up to eight.
• Steam Achievements and Stats.
• Full controller support.
• Steam Cloud and Family Sharing.

There is no split-screen or local co-op tag, which is unusual for a party-scale game and consistent with the store text treating the group as remote.

Ratings and the absent content descriptors

The listing carries no Steam content descriptors at all, which is why the store page shows no gore or horror warning for a game about a tornado tearing a city apart.

Scheme	Rating	Descriptors on the listing
DEJUS (Brazil)	12	Violence
Steam Germany scheme	16	Violence
IGRS (Indonesia)	15	Violence, online interaction

Because there are no Steam descriptors, the middle column of that table rests entirely on the three region boards. The highest published figure anywhere on the listing is 16, which is low for the genre.

What the tag list leaves out

The tags describe how players connect, not how the game is configured. There is no difficulty tag, no accessibility tag such as subtitle options or camera comfort, and no gameplay-style tag beyond the genre line.

For a survival game that runs on randomised weather, the absence of a difficulty tag is the notable one: nothing on the listing says whether storm intensity scales to the size of the party.

Languages, voice and audio

One language is listed for Funnel Runners: English. No language carries the full audio flag, including English, so the listing does not advertise a voiced track at all.

That is worth weighing for an eight-player co-op game, because the store text anticipates players splitting up and coordinating as they go. The listing gives no text-to-voice, no chat-text and no voiceless-coordination feature.

Store metadata and reception

The listing names Supernova Studios LLC as both developer and publisher and files the game under Action, Indie, Simulation and Early Access. Steam reported 3,092 reviews on the store page at the time we captured the data.

Ten screenshots and four named trailers are published, plus one embedded looping video in the About the Game section. What is not listed is any DLC, any season pass, any demo, or any dated plan for leaving Early Access.

Where to go next

The achievements are counted and partly named on Achievements, the store data in a single table is on Cheat Sheet, and the systems behind the party size are explained on How It Plays.