Devolver's All Army Attack gets a demo starting Nov. 16
Blacklight Games' auto-battler comes to Steam in 2027. There is no exact date or price yet, but the demo is playable next week.
Devolver Digital unveiled All Army Attack, a large-scale roguelike auto-battler for PC, with a demo running Nov. 16 to 23. The publisher announced it on X on Nov. 10 as "our first AAA game," a wink at the title's initials.
Blacklight Games is the developer. Its Steam page lists a 2027 release with no specific date, for Windows only. Mac, Linux and consoles are not listed, and there is no price.
The demo is exclusive to the Steam Auto-Battler Fest. Players in Mexico can get a first look: the interface supports Spanish (Spain) among its 10 languages.
In an auto-battler, players build their army before a fight and the units battle on their own. Here the player is the Commander, drawing troops and artillery from a deck of cards, merging and mutating units, and growing the army to hundreds of soldiers to take on tougher and tougher bosses. Animals and plants team up against a cosmic threat, and the studio's images show it all from above in pixel art, with the screen packed with units.
The "AAA" is a joke. Devolver mostly publishes indie games with a humor of their own, and no budget figures suggest otherwise.
Wishlisting is already open on Steam. The demo goes live Monday, Nov. 16.
