Auto Cast

Unassailable Games / Apr 14, 2023 / Action, Adventure, Indie

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Auto Cast combines elements from action rogue-likes, RPGs, and Shoot 'Em Ups into a 2D top-down world. Unlock new spells, level up existing ones, equip unique items, and find special events to maximize your chances of survival while cutting through hordes of enemies and bosses.

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What's new

Auto Cast 2.01: Achievement and bug fixes

2023-09-30

- Progress towards the achievements "Toxic Farts" and "Live, destroy, repeat" were bugged and not updating properly. This is now fixed and both these achievements should now be achievable. You should have all progress towards "Toxic Farts", but unfortuanetly "Live, destroy, repeat" was not being tracked properly, so no previous progress is available. - Applied a fix for enemies randomly no longer spawning. - Applied a fix for some spells randomly stop casting.

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What players say

Mostly Negative

25% positive, 12 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

I randomly came across this game, and as a massive fan of roguelikes and, more recently, survivor-likes, I found this one to look interesting. It was on sale, but the negative reviews warned of a horrific sounding mechanic where if too many enemies were on the map, your run just ends. Sounds counter-intuitive to this type of game. There was an update just recently where this mechanic was changed from outright killing...

4 found this helpful, 2023-04-16

Not recommended0 hrs played

Uninstalled and refunded when I saw the mechanic that made you lose when there were too many enemies on the screen. Enemies messing with your controls were fine but the same boss repeatedly with the same gimmick got annoying. The 500% volume on game launch made it feel like a troll game as I got blasted and shot my headphones against the wall. I hope this game didn't permanently damage my $2000 headphones.

8 found this helpful, 2023-04-15

Not recommended0 hrs played

This game has one of the most bizarrely poor design decisions I've even encountered in a bullet Heaven game. If there are too many enemies on the screen, you die. Let me state that again: if there are too many enemies on the screen in this game that's all about killing tons and tons of enemies, you immediately lose the game. Like, what? The worst part is that before release, someone in the discussions for this...

6 found this helpful, 2023-04-15