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Endless Alice is a third-person action-adventure game combining Roguelite elements, anime aesthetics, and endless possibilities. Choose characters with unique combat styles and embark on adventures! Play solo or with friends in cooperative challenges for up to 4 players!
Endless Alice is a early access, indie and third-person shooter game
developed and published by HowlingRain, 台灣響雨互娛 and 響雨@OSAKA.
Released on January 15th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 491 reviews of which 429 were positive and 62 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified Endless Alice into these genres:
System requirements
These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 20H1↑
- Processor: AMD, Intel
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD, Nvidia GTX 750 Ti
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 6 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 750 Ti/1K≈30FPS, 750 Ti/720p≈60FPS, 1050, 1050ti/1K≈50FPS, 960/1K≈60FPS Steam Deck/1K≈50FPS ROG Ally/1K≈70FPS 1. Using FSR should further improve performance. 2. Windows 10 1909 requires launching with -dx11, It will sacrifice performance. We recommend updating Windows 10 to a version newer than 1909, launch using the default DX12. *You can play offline in single-player mode when Steam is set to offline mode.
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Very similar to Risk Of Rain 2 in gameplay format, but the characters feel like they have a bit more depth and diversity to their skills. With one character having the option to switch between 2 ranged weapons, an assault rifle and grenade launcher, each changing all her other available skills. It's cool, and it's super fun imo. Controller support works really good too, although menu navigation with it could use some tweaking. I'll definitely be going back to this game regularly. Highly recommend!
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Bought the game today because of the sale and I have to say I had an amazing time! Played Takehime for all my hours and got to say the creativity is amazing with the characters I can't wait for the little fox girl! Only complaint is the English translation is a bit rough but that's not a big enough issue to not suggest the game!
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This game is brand new in early access, so expect there to be some jank. Translation needs some work and theres gonna be some bugs, but nothing too game breaking from what I've found. I find it to be a very fun game for what it is, it's very similar to Risk of Rain 2. Very fun with friends. I hope it gets a chance to grow and become more fleshed out, because its quite minimal as it is, once you unlock all the talents and items it gets a lot better. I trust the developer's vision going forward will make this game great. Right now the stages are the same 8 in a row that loop, but they feel different enough and the aesthetics are very nice. If you've played RoR2, some things will be similar, like knowing what items to prioritize. Typically prioritizing damage, then movement speed, then survivability works best. New players might have to figure out what items are good and what aren't, and what to exchange if they haven't played RoR2. It might not be obvious what items are better than others for people who are brand new. It's worth taking the time to get good at each character, they change quite a bit when you hit max Awaken in your run, so switching between them between runs keeps things interesting. Switching between characters makes these kinds of games addicting for me. Understand that this game is definitely far from being complete, so don't expect it to be perfect. I can appreciate it for what it is and hope it only gets better.
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If you're going to make a clone, then at least do it well This is basically Risk of Waifu 2. The devs have very explicitly mentioned their inspiration, and the game plays almost identically to it. The good news is that they have taken all the best parts about it. [*] There is a varied and deep selection of characters who all play uniquely to each other, with a mix of melee and varying forms of ranged attacks. [*] Awakenings are very impactful, not just raw stat bonuses but help you unlock more of your character's power as the run continues. [*] Skills are very creative, fun, and have both good spectacle and practicality. My favorite is Shibako's dropping a giant Shiba Inu statue on enemies to crush them to death. [*] There is a wide variety of interesting items with varied effects and drawbacks that aren't just "do X amount more damage," it's "shoot lightning with every shot, that helps you do X amount more damage, in a cool way." [*] They nail the feeling of power climbing and stacking items till you get to that OP build where you can't really die. [*] There are absurdly powerful enemies and spawn tactics like new move sets, optional difficulties, that will guarantee you will die anyway despite that OP-ness. It also has its unique pros. [*] Anime tiddies. Yes, I'm a pervert. The characters are designed very well, they've got appealing character designs, and I enjoy all the adorable battle cries they make and how they move. [*] The environments are very well crafted, with its own take on 90s synthwave and anime themes such as Techno Feudal Japan, being inside an "Aesthetic" level, and ROR2 references with the frozen wasteland. [*] There's a wide variety of unique enemies that aren't just "generic bad guys and goblins." There's a design philosophy to each stage, so you can understand why you're being attacked by walking sound equipment and 80's computer speakers or cyberdemon ninjas. [*] There's clearly a lot of passion and will to innovate on the ROR2 formula, than make it "This game, but with anime tiddy." It has plenty of flaws. [*] English translation is poor. MTL, poorly formatted despite that, and sometimes outright missing or inconsistent. [*] Levels have preset layouts without any building blocks connecting each other, there's some obvious bandaiding together or disparate pieces with jump pads and teleporting you to dedicated boss arenas. [*] It's obviously not as tightly wound and designed as ROR2, with its many secrets, item combinations, and bullshit you can pull off. These flaws can both be attributed to their small team size and the circumstances of their studio going bankrupt and needing to release this to get revenue. I'm not saying this to guilt you into buying it to help the poor indies; this is a Steam page, not a Kickstarter, judge this based on the product they offer you, not what it could be in time. I'm just saying this to warn you that, if things go wrong, there is a very good chance that this product might be all it ever could be, like what happened to another indie EA title I backed but never got off the ground, Neon Echo. However, I think the game is worth it still. [*] The core gameplay loop is solid. Very addictive, I've played for hours nonstop. [*] Even with the lack of competent translations, the game has enough of a visual language and clarity to tell what the hell is going on. [*] The developers clearly have skill, talent, and the drive to improve, being active in the forums, being open and honest about their struggles, and I believe they can turn this around, market favors them. So, I say, if your appetite for risk and disappointment can handle it, grab this game if you like ROR2 and want to reward developers that don't just copy, they make a GOOD copy with their innovations and flavor to it. Even if, knock on wood, this is all the game will ever be, it's still a well-made endless looping roguelite where you blow shit up and shit blows you up just as quickly.
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OK wow. I played the beta for this game back in October of 2023 when I found it during a search for new games to play. Boy oh boy I was not prepared for what this game had to offer. Since then I have been watching the development of this game and waiting for release, and seeing major improvements during the public playtest. The final release is smooth and bug free so far, and I think $10.00 is a bit much for the current state the game is in, however once some of the bugs are hammered out I think the price isn't too bad. the most glaring issue however is the translation to English. The grammar is very wrong and some items don't have a translation at all. All in all it's just basically ROR2 with Anime waifus so if you're into that then definitely play it.
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Endless Alice is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam.
Endless Alice is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 9.99€ on Steam.
Endless Alice received 429 positive votes out of a total of 491 achieving a rating of 8.16.
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Endless Alice was developed and published by HowlingRain, 台灣響雨互娛 and 響雨@OSAKA.
Endless Alice is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Endless Alice is not playable on MacOS.
Endless Alice is not playable on Linux.
Endless Alice offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Endless Alice includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Endless Alice does not currently offer any DLC.
Endless Alice does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Endless Alice supports Remote Play on TV. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
Endless Alice is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
6
Developer
HowlingRain,
台灣響雨互娛,
響雨@OSAKA
Publisher
HowlingRain,
台灣響雨互娛,
響雨@OSAKA
Release
15 Jan 2025
Platforms
Remote Play