All Army Attack is a new roguelike auto-battler from developer BlackLight Games and publisher Devolver Digital, scheduled to launch in 2027. Its first playable demo arrives during Steam Auto-Battler Fest, running November 16–23.
Devolver introduces it as its “first AAA game,” playing on the title’s initials. The game puts animals and plants on the same side of a large-scale fight against a cosmic threat.
Recruit an Army From Cards
You play as a coop commander, recruiting troops and artillery from a pool of cards. Defeating enemies earns resources that you can spend on developing stronger units and bringing in reinforcements.
Managing casualties also affects your economy. You’ll decide when to preserve troops and when sacrificing them could produce a better financial result from an encounter.
Different characters and maps have their own card pools, changing which combinations you can assemble during a run. Those selections form the basis of your strategy as the battles grow.
Demo Includes Three Characters and Six Difficulty Levels
The upcoming demo includes a Prologue and the Arid Wastes, with six escalating difficulty levels to tackle.
Its available content includes:
- Three playable characters
- 60 unit types
- 25 unit enhancements
- 40 treasures
- More than 70 cards
A demo-exclusive Treasure Shop provides another way to adjust your strategy. The demo also lets you challenge friends online, putting your army against theirs after you’ve experimented with the available units and upgrades.
Build Your Town Between Battles
Outside combat, All Army Attack features several permanent progression systems. You can spend earnings on your town, strengthen bonuses, and gain access to additional content.
Character hats are also among the options, giving you something cosmetic to spend on alongside improvements intended to support later battles. The developer says you can choose how to distribute your money and develop these systems at your own pace.
All Army Attack launches in 2027. You can wishlist it on Steam now and try the demo during November 16–23.
