
A strategic action game that transforms rowing into immersive HIIT, endurance, and conditioning workouts.
Cardio has a motivation problem. Endeavor thinks it can solve it — not with louder music or harder intervals, but with game mechanics that reward effort, strategy, and consistency.
Launched December 16, 2025, Endeavor by Ergatta is a single-player strategic action game that transforms rowing workouts into immersive, battle-driven experiences. Every stroke you take powers an on-screen character through mystical worlds, where HIIT, endurance, conditioning, and recovery sessions double as head-to-head combat.
This isn’t “gamified fitness” in the superficial sense. It’s cardio with agency.
Endeavor is a turn-based action game layered directly onto rowing workouts. You face off against AI opponents, make strategic decisions in real time, and progress through environments ranging from glowing forests to molten lava realms — all while completing a legitimate training session.
Win or lose, you still get the workout. But how you row determines how the battle unfolds.
Every encounter follows a simple but powerful loop:
You move between four horizontal lanes by changing speed:
Stay in a lane long enough and the action triggers. Attack to deal damage. Defend to build a shield. Mix both to adapt. Your opponent responds — classic turn-based logic, powered by cardio.
The result: strategy in every stroke.
Most cardio games distract you from the workout. Endeavor integrates the workout into the decision-making.
Translation: you stay moving, no matter what.
Endeavor is built to deliver real physiological value:
Because athletes can row outside the “boosted” lanes without penalty, intensity self-regulates naturally — a rare win for adherence and long-term consistency.
Endeavor represents a bigger shift in performance tech: motivation through mastery, not distraction.
As athletes and high-performers look for training tools that respect their intelligence, strategy-driven cardio feels like a logical next step. Endeavor doesn’t just make rowing more fun — it makes effort feel intentional.
Cardio is no longer something to survive.
With Endeavor, it’s something you play to win.
Availability: Endeavor is live now for members via the Solo Games library. Start with First Encounters to learn the mechanics — then chase the leaderboard.