“I’m not even angry, it’s great”: Devolver’s first “AAA game” turned out to be the grandiose auto-battler All Army Attack

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In accordance with yesterday’s teaser, on November 10, the American publisher Devolver Digital (Serious Sam, Hotline Miami, Katana Zero, Shadow Warrior) presented the first “AAA game” in its history. The announcement, as usual, turned out to be a catch.

  Image source: Devolver Digital

Image source: Devolver Digital

Instead of the big-budget blockbuster that the AAA game formulation is traditionally associated with, Devolver Digital presented a large-scale and chaotic auto battler with roguelike elements.

The project is called All Army Attack (AAA for short) and is being developed by BlackLight Games, known for the roguelike action game Cluckmech Oasis. The announcement was accompanied by a gameplay trailer.

Despite the trick on Devolver’s part, the community greeted All Army Attack with undisguised enthusiasm. “I’m not even mad, it’s great,” quoted famous meme user F5 Games.

All Army Attack players must fight back against the relentless threat of space by uniting animals and plants into devastating armies, destroying enemies and directing resources to train powerful fighters and call for reinforcements.

They promise exciting and fast-paced gameplay, a journey from a modest squad to an unstoppable horde, formidable bosses, freedom of personalization, a well-developed development system, fashionable hats and text translation into Russian.

All Army Attack is expected to release in 2027 exclusively on PC (Steam). A free demo of the project will be available as part of the role-playing auto battler festival, which will be held at Valve from November 16 to 23.

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