Arrogue
Collect, upgrade and unlock powerful arrows and relics to protect your village. For that you’ll have to fight against procedurally generated hordes of enemies in this turn-per-turn, physics-based, roguelike! Explore the map, find the right path and make decisive choices in random events.
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$29.6Kgross
$13.3Klow → high range$65.1K
Net to developer$19.7K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
2.6K
mid estimate
About
About the game
Arrogue is a deck-building roguelike featuring turn-based, physics-driven combat against dangerous enemies.
To succeed, you'll need to collect and upgrade powerful arrows and relics while making strategic decisions during random events.
But beware, death is permanent. If you die, you'll have to start over from the beginning.
- Shoot your way to victory: Shoot powerful arrows to destroy everything in your way, either to kill every enemy, collect buffs, heal yourself or to collect money.
- Make strategic choices: Find the right path, collect the arrows and relics that suit your needs, protect the village while trying to stay alive.
- Find the best synergies: With 140+ relics, 50+ arrows and 4 playable characters you have a ton of ways to win. Shoot 10 arrows at once, spread fire to the whole board, poison every enemy, kill every enemy with debris or shoot directly at them..
- Too easy for you?: Unlock difficulties for each character until it is challenging enough. Will you be able to win all difficulties on every character?
- Endless mode: Do you want to continue your build after winning? Play endless mode, find different ways of breaking the game and compete against other in an online leaderboard
- Appease your completionist instincts: Arrogue has endless replayability with challenging achievements.
About the dev:
I'm PIPAPOU, the solo dev of Arrogue. I've done everything in this game except (most) graphics, music and sound design.
I'm trying to craft you the best experience possible but as a solo dev it takes some time, that's why the game is in early access.
