OneBit Adventure (Roguelike)

Galactic Slice

In-app purchases

About this game

OneBit Adventure is a 2d Turn-Based Roguelike Survival RPG where you adventure as far as possible to level up and battle against rogue monsters. Your goal is to survive. Choose from a variety of classes and build the ultimate class!

Features:
• Top-down retro pixel graphics
• Infinite world with medieval and mythological dungeons such as Caves, the Underworld, Castle, and more!
• Level-based RPG progression with unique character classes
• Competitive leaderboard with premium rewards
• Cross Sync with multiple devices
• Optional hardcore mode with permadeath for the traditional roguelike experience
• Play for free offline or online
• No loot boxes

Multiple Character Classes
Play as a warrior, blood knight, wizard, necromancer, pyromancer, archer or thief. Each character has its own unique play style, stats, abilities and weakness. Level up to unlock their true potential opening the world of active and passive skills that make every class unique.

How to Play
Play one-handed and swipe to move any direction or play with on-screen Dpad. Attack enemies by bumping into them. Collect coins to buy healing items and more. Explore challenging dungeons like Caves, Castles, Underworld, and more through your adventure to scavenge loot needed to survive longer!

Leveling up
Earn experience every time you eliminate an enemy. You do have a limited amount of life displayed in the bottom left side of the screen. If your life reaches 0, it's game over. Once you reach a new level, you will acquire skill points that can be used to upgrade unique skills. These differ for every character class where some increase magic powers while others increase critical chance. Dungeon crawl you way higher for better loot with the price of harder rogue enemies.

Manage your inventory
As you play OneBit Adventure, you will acquire all kinds of items during your trips. Every item’s power is explained in the inventory. Some items will restore HP, others restore mana or give you temporary boosts. If you find yourself low on life or mana, you can stop at any given time and come here to replenish. Enemies move as you move in this turn-based roguelike game so it's important to have a strategy between each battle.

If you love 8-bit pixelated dungeon crawler games and are looking for something casual to play, then you should consider OneBit Adventure right now. It's meant to be a simply fun and challenging adventure game where you can level up, play around with unique play styles and skills to reach the furthest. It's a relaxing game, but also has leaderboards to compete with other OneBit players around the world!

Ratings and reviews

Simple game with great features. Easy to pickup, and hard to put down. Significant lack of ads (in a very good way), and when I say significant, I MEAN significant. I've only ever encountered 2 ads, and those were of my own choice and were not shoved at me. My only complaint is with Enigma, as his skills cannot quite synergize with one another. For example, he can't use Blood Knight's double strike skill while wielding a bow. However, since he is a very new class, simply take this as feedback.

Not a traditional rogue-like, but it is certainly a lot of fun. Easy to pick up and play, not a lot of skill involved. The graphics are simple, but not unpleasant, the music could use some variety, but it is otherwise not bad. As far as monetization goes, it has become a bit aggressive since the game first released. There's a "VIP" membership that has A LOT of stuff locked behind it, and you need to rank up several levels in the membership in order to unlock the good stuff. That's 1 star off.

UPDATE: it seems like ads have greatly been reduced in frequency of appearance, which I greatly appreciate. Outside of the ads, the game is mostly ad-free, a unique quality to have on an app store full of ad-ridden games. I'm very much considering an in-game purchase, something I usually never do, just because of the quality of gameplay and the now (mostly) ad-free environment. All in all an excellent game, the ads, as far and few as they are, are keeping it from being a 5/5 in my opinion.

What's new

- Reduced Beholder damage by 10%
- Updated Reapers to only spawn after skipping 2 campfires
- Fixed Stealth being lost when Double Strike and No Witness performs a check after the first strike instead of the last strike
- Fixed Range Damage being applied incorrectly
- Fixed certain visual affects not clearing after entering/exiting a dungeon
- Fixed Mana text appearing when you have not acquired Mana+ skill
- Fixed various combos not resetting upon enemy death