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Ratocalypse is a strategy game about medieval rats facing a zombie plague
Ratocalypse is a strategy RPG about medieval rats living through a zombie plague.
The kingdom has fallen, and players must investigate what caused the outbreak and try to find a cure.
Players can customize how their units use skills by setting conditions, targets and the order of abilities.
Once battles begin, the units mostly act on their own, though players have a few ways to help them.
The game is from the developers of Ratopia, which came out last year.
A Steam demo is available to try, but the game has no release date or release window, so players will have to wait for more details.
Ratocalypse is a strategy RPG auto battler about anthropomorphic medieval rats facing a zombie plague.
Players must discover what caused the plague and find a way to cure it.
The game lets players customize their units’ AI behaviour by arranging skills and setting conditions for when they activate.
A demo with several hours of play time is available on Steam.
The game has no release date or release window.
- Who
- Players control anthropomorphic medieval rats.
- What
- Ratocalypse is a strategy RPG auto battler about a kingdom struck by a zombie plague.
- When
- No release date or release window has been announced.
- Where
- The game is set in a medieval rat kingdom. Its demo is available on Steam.
- Why
- Players must find out what caused the plague and, preferably, find a cure.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Ratopia, the studio’s previous game, came out.
Ratopia received an update.
A Ratocalypse demo with several hours of play time was available on Steam.
- Genre
- Strategy RPG auto battler
- Setting
- Medieval rat kingdom facing a zombie plague
- Customization
- Players can design unit AI behaviour by arranging skills and setting activation conditions
- Demo
- Available on Steam, with several hours of play time
- Release
- No release date or release window announced
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