BAENANA
Maximilian Barth · 2026 · Bullet Hell, Arena Shooter, Shoot 'Em Up, Top-Down Shooter, Action Roguelike
PC
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About BAENANA
When a powerful fruit hero named BAENANA is pulled into a corrupted digital realm, he discovers a world overrun by hostile vegetable programs. To free this virtual dimension from a growing digital threat, BAENANA must battle through waves of aggressive veggie enemies, gather upgrades, and ultimately face the final core entity controlling the system. Only by defeating this digital overlord can the world be restored.Choose from multiple fruit characters, each with unique power‑up abilities, and wield up to six weapons at once as you fight through chaotic top‑down battles. Collect sugar, unlock upgrades, and customize your builds to survive increasingly intense waves in this fast‑paced, cartoon‑styled roguelike arena shooter.
Features
- Auto‑firing weapons by default, with an optional manual aiming mode
- Fast runs designed to be completed in under 30 minutes
- At least 8 playable fruit characters, each with unique power‑up skills
- Dozens of items and weapons to mix, match, and experiment with
- Survive waves lasting 20–90 seconds, defeating as many enemies as possible
- Collect sugar and coins to gain experience and purchase items and weapons between waves
- Use powerful abilities to enhance your build and overcome escalating challenges
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I don't leave many reviews for games, but I feel that I owe this one to the dev. I had an issue playing on Steam Deck, and very quickly after reporting it in the discussions, the dev got back to me. After a few messages for more information, the issue was fixed. It says a lot when a dev is willing to interact with you personally to solve an issue. About Baenana itself, it is a most definitely a wave-based bullet heaven along the lines of Brotato, and that isn't a bad thing! Baenana performs well, even with a great many enemies on screen, and is always crisp and clear, even on the small screen of the Steam Deck (and my poor, old eyes!) To give some suggestions, I think that the feedback when you get hit should be clearer. You do flash red, but sometimes I miss this and don't realise I've lost health. I'd also like to see some variety in the backgrounds. All told, I look forward to seeing how Baenana develops over the early access period, and recommend it to others like me who love bullet heaven games and are looking for something outside of the bigger titles.1 found this helpful
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