LazyBattler

Codeborn

About this game

Monsters march down the road, wave after wave. Your hero stands their ground and fights on their own. Your job is the part that matters: what to buy, what to merge and what to skip before the next wave hits.

LazyBattler is a roguelite auto battler built for short sessions. No aiming, no dodging, no grinding through menus. Watch the fight, spend your gold, try one more build.

HOW A RUN WORKS
• The hero attacks automatically with two weapon slots: one for melee, one for range, or two of a kind.
• Clear a wave and collect the gold.
• Spend it in the shop: four offers, limited gold, a reroll that gets pricier every time.
• Buy two copies of the same weapon into one slot and they merge into a stronger one, all the way up to legendary.
• Fall, and the run is over. Start again and push past your best wave.

BUILDS THAT CLICK
Swords, sickles, whips, bows and four kinds of staves. Fire sets enemies ablaze, water soaks them, lightning hits soaked enemies even harder, frost freezes them in place. Piercing arrows, ricochets, bleeding, knockback, thorns, evasion. Dozens of items, from common to legendary, and most of them come with a trade-off: more damage for less armor, more health for less damage. There is rarely one right answer.

A HERO THAT GROWS
Every fifth wave rewards you with diamonds. Spend them on hero levels and pick a talent that stays forever. At level 3, the adventurer chooses a path:
• Warrior: three-hit combos, and the third blow throws the whole crowd back.
• Wizard: staves and spells. Call down Starfall or unleash homing Magic Missiles.
Want to try the other path? Reset your level and build again.

ENEMIES THAT ADAPT
Goblins, skeletons, orcs and ghosts. Demons that hurl fireballs. Lava golems that burn everything around them, storm golems that charge straight at you. Every wave is a little faster, a little tougher and a little more crowded than the last.

ON YOUR PHONE AND YOUR WRIST
Play on your phone, or on a Wear OS watch: the full game, redesigned for a round screen. Waves are short, so a few of them fit into a coffee break or a bus ride.

• Plays offline.
• No ads, no in-app purchases.
• Pixel art, punchy hits, sound and haptics.