OneBit Adventure
Galactic Slice, LLC · 2022 · Roguelike, Dungeon Crawler, Roguelite, RPG, Turn-Based Strategy
PC
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About OneBit Adventure
OneBit Adventure is a casual turn-based roguelike where your adventure is a never-ending travel against rogue monsters. The further you go, the more difficult monsters will become, but the greater the loot and experience. Choose from a variety of classes and build the ultimate class, but be wary, OneBit is a very dangerous place full of untold mysteries. Explore various dungeons to loot and ascend your character to survive even longer!
Your movement is your main action which can go 4 directions. Attack enemies by bumping into them and constantly moving that direction to attack. Collect coins to buy various items and once your level 15, you will be able to buy new skills from Wizard Sapius. Use these skills to help you battle through tougher foes and survive longer in your travels.
Play as a Warrior, Blood knight, Wizard, Necromancer, Pyromancer, Archer or Thief. Each character has its own unique play style, abilities, and weakness. Unlock their true potential by leveling up which opens the world of active and passive skills that make every class unique. Complete various adventure quests and you can ascend your character to the next level. Prestige at level 100 and you will restart at level 1, but with permanently more skillpoints and more bonus XP.
OneBit Adventure is a casual roguelike meaning the game is simple to play, but can be challenging the further you go. You have a limited amount of health and if your health reaches 0, its game over. Classic mode allows you to resurrect to continue while hardcore mode provides the ultimate permadeath experience and harder enemies to fight. The end of an adventure is a new beginning as completed adventures are submitted to Rankings where you can challenge your skills against thousands of others between steps traveled, kills and coins collected with Classic and Hardcore mode!
OneBit Adventure is also available on Google Play and App Store with cross-sync compatibility! You can play on Steam and on mobile devices with 1 account. Simply load your account with your username and cloud ID and you are ready to switch between them seamlessly!
Change the way OneBit Adventure looks completely with unlockable themes that makes the game fit to your liking.
If you love 8-bit roguelikes and are looking for something casual to play, then you should consider OneBit Adventure right now. It's meant to be a simply fun experience where you can level up, play around with different combinations of weapons and skills to reach the furthest. It's a relaxing game, but also has leaderboards to compete with other OneBit players around the world!Features
• Infinite world generation with 4+ unique dungeons
• 6+ bosses to battle
• 7+ classes with unique character builds at level 15
• 30+ unique equipment to use
• 40+ monsters to battle
• Competitive worldwide leaderboard with premium rewards
• Cross platform with Android, iOS, and Steam
• Hardcore mode for true roguelike experience
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Played for 30min, nothing happened, no decisions, just move up. Not for me.1 found this helpful
harder than elden ring smh 😭
Either the dev doesn't know what "1-bit" means or they think you're stupid, because it has nothing to do with the game. Predatory MTX shovelware, exactly like you'd expect from a mobile port. It does just about everything that you can think of to beg you to pay money for in-game currency, even giving you pop-ups at checkpoints. It's gross and annoying. The game itself is at the low end of functional. Genuinely the hardest part about it is that it's so boring that eventually you just stop paying attention and then you die. I can only think of two reasons it's balanced so the beginning is such a slog while still being so easy: So that you'll spend a lot of time on the run and be more invested to spend the currency to keep it going when the numbers are higher later, and because one of the MTX elements is paying to start later in the game. Imagine paying money to skip the game! You can save money and time by just not playing it. For a game that is so aggressively over-engineered as a skinner box with "daily quests" and all the usual trash, it's amazing how cheap it is. So much of that initial slog is against the same couple of enemy mobs that don't even have animations…
normally I'd give a game that I found a bit boring a negative review, but this one is pretty well made. there's not much for me to say about it, it's just an RPG with simple controls and an easy to understand gameplay loop.
played for 6 hours i love it
Great game to play on the side, difficulty update really f**ked me up in my old build tho .
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