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You can download the Next Fest demo from Steam. The dev does still seem to be tweaking, adding, and overhauling systems, so fingers crossed.

It’s enough that I think I wouldn’t stick with Brotato long-term. It sucks to power through low levels and finally pull together an interesting build then make one miscalculation and need to start over with nothing. Not every game needs to behave the same way but it feels weird and, worse, not fun. My big gripe: with little (maybe even no?) grace period of invulnerability after taking a hit, a run can go from great to over in a splitsecond. I’ve made some weird and fun builds, and classes do encourage leaning into synergies with particular weapons, perks, and items, (though you can pick an all-rounder if you want). It’s pretty fun! Vampire Survivors split into waves, all wrapped up in the ‘tude of Newgrounds-era edginess and silliness with the look of Flash games like The Binding Of Isaac and some nods to Nuclear Throne.

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Soon, your spud has gone from meekly poking with a stick to roaming around with a shotgun, cactus club, flamethrower, rocket launcher, pistol, and magic wand, wearing a dead hedgehog on its head and jabbed full of syringes as it spews murder. Grab XP and coins from their guts then, between waves, you can pick new perks and purchase new weapons and items.

Pick a class for your potato and your starting weapon then off you go into a small arena, your weapons automatically aiming and attacking as you dodge the waves of spawning enemies. I mean it as a great compliment when I say the roguelikelike arena survive ’em up feels like a Newgrounds game. We play as a potato dodging around waves of aliens while blasting them with sticks, stones, guns, knives, rocket launchers, and weird mutations.

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Article taken from auto-attacking action of Vampire Survivors and rude ‘tude of Flash games combines in Brotato, an upcoming indie game with a free demo available in the Steam Next Fest right now. It is currently in Early Access with the developer expecting it to remain there for 6 months at a minimum. I wouldn't be surprised if this quickly becomes a big hit, what an absolute gem. Now if you need me, I'm off for another round. Small, cheap, repeatable and a lot of fun. I am honestly loving these smaller indie games that keep appearing like this lately. Be patient with the Bard, he's trying his best.Endure environmental challenges across 3 different biomes.Defeat wave after wave after wave of hundreds of zone enemies.Fight deadly bosses to unlock new areas, enemies, heroes and mechanics.Discover and wield many legendary items to boost your party.Use 17 characters and their synergies to creates powerful combinations.

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Hire and upgrade awesome heroes in an auto-battler shop.

Move the party to engage or run from chaotic combat.

Destroy tons of enemies using multiple gameplay styles.

Hopefully though they will get proper controller support in. I preferred to keep it in mouse / keyboard mode on Steam Deck with the right stick or right thumbpad as a mouse as it worked quite well overall and i had no troubles with it. You can enable a "twin stick mode" in the settings but it's not quite correct as only the left stick works for King movement, and then you get the Dpad for swapping around your guards. View cookie preferences.Ĭurrently though it doesn't have proper controller support. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. Tested working great on my HP Dev One laptop with Pop!_OS and works great on the Steam Deck too: It has a lot going for it and the price is great too at only £2.89.

You also repeatedly get to change your roster of fighters that you build up like a little deck, upgrade them and more. It's some very clever design and looks great too.Īfter you beat a round, you then go through a Slay the Spire styled map where you pick a node to go through battles, random events and more. Here though, you're protecting your little King with other classes of units surrounding them in a circle that you can manually move position around the King. It's also an auto-battler, so you don't attack directly. Offering up combat that's perhaps a bit like what Vampire Survivors made popular again, with you running around facing off against waves of enemies. It's ridiculously cheap and offers up gameplay where you keep wanting to come back for more. Just King is going to be my next game to be fixated on.