Devolver Digital has announced All Army Attack, a roguelike auto-battler developed by Blacklight Games. The game is scheduled for a full PC release in 2027, with an exclusive demo to be featured during the Steam Auto-Battler Fest from November 16 to 23.
The demo includes 3 playable characters, 60 unit types, 25 unit upgrades, 40 treasures, and over 70 cards. Players can progress through the prologue to challenge the 'Arid Wastes' region, which features 6 difficulty levels. Players can also refine their strategies using a demo-exclusive 'Treasure Shop' or battle against friends online.
All Army Attack is a game where animals and plants join forces against a massive cosmic threat. Using the acronym 'AAA' derived from the game's initials, Devolver Digital introduced the title as its very first 'AAA' game.
Players take on the role of Commander of a chicken coop, recruiting troops and artillery from card pools across the animal kingdom. During combat, players must decide whether to sacrifice or preserve troops to maximize their income. Resources earned by defeating enemies are used to develop new units and call in massive reinforcements.
Card decks vary depending on the character and map. By combining different unique card pools in every run, players can utilize a wide range of interactions between troops and cards.
Outside of battle, players invest their earned money into meta-progression. They can prepare for future battles by growing their town, enhancing bonuses, or unlocking new content, while also equipping hats onto their characters. The game supports both single-player and online multiplayer battles.
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Soojin "Eonn" Kim
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