OneBit Adventure (Roguelike)

Galactic Slice

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Embark on an endless pixel adventure in OneBit Adventure, the retro turn-based roguelike RPG where your quest is to defeat the Eternal Wraith and save your world.

Explore infinite dungeons filled with monsters, loot, and secrets. Every step you take is a turn, every battle a chance to level up, gain new skills, and find powerful gear to help you climb higher.

Choose your class:
🗡️ Warrior
🏹 Archer
🧙 Wizard
💀 Necromancer
🔥 Pyromancer
🩸 Blood Knight
🕵️ Thief

Each class offers unique abilities, stats, and playstyles for endless replay value. Swipe or use the d-pad to move, attack enemies, and loot treasures as you progress through mythological dungeons like Caves, Castles, and the Underworld.

Game Features:
• Retro 2D pixel graphics
• Turn-based dungeon crawler gameplay
• Level-based RPG progression
• Powerful loot and equipment upgrades
• Hardcore mode with permadeath for classic roguelike fans
• Compete on global leaderboards
• Free to play offline or online
• No loot boxes

Defeat monsters and bosses, earn XP, and unlock new skills to build your ultimate character. Collect coins to buy items, heal during your adventure, or enhance your stats. Plan your moves carefully as enemies only move when you do in this strategic turn-based roguelike.

If you enjoy 8-bit pixel RPGs, dungeon crawlers, and turn-based roguelikes, OneBit Adventure is your next favorite game. Whether you want a relaxing adventure or a competitive leaderboard climb, OneBit Adventure offers an endless journey of strategy, loot, and progression.

Download OneBit Adventure today and see how far you can climb in this retro roguelike RPG!

Ratings and reviews

Simple, compelling gameplay loop. No ads unless you specifically choose to watch one (which isn't often). There are in-app purchases, but they aren't anywhere near necessary to beat the game. I'm close to 10 hours in, I would guess, and have only used one character! Offers a lot for a free game.

It is a great game, and it gives you that gameboy game sytle of nostalgia again. However, the only downsides are the ads. When I first played it there were none, then they brought them out which was fine... but then they got comfortable adding them after every boss/ dungeon. It is still a great game. The volume of ads compared to before is the only thing that lets it down.

Pretty neat little casual, retro-styled distillation of the Diablo concept with a couple of ideas of its own, like the infinite vertical maps. Great for mindless unwinding, and not greedy. Needs a few things: 1. Many more themes, as only a few of the existing ones are nice to use. 2. Much more variety in the map generation, it gets repetitive very quickly. 3. More character classes; there's definitely room for a speed/stealth class. 4. More interesting and varied objectives, more enemy types.

What's new

- Added 2 stairs to Cthulhu's arena to prevent the chest from blocking the only path out
- Fixed Tremor submerge animation teleporting before emerge animation
- Fixed UI overlap in character stats for Adventure Upgrades
- Fixed Edit Skill UI not blocking background UI elements
- Fixed Bandit not being immune to death status effect
and more fixes