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Abattlacus

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The short version

What is Abattlacus?

Abattlacus is a roguelike autobattler played on an abacus. Build your team of beads, position fighters and archers, and combine abilities with powerful artifacts.

Abattlacus is a roguelike autobattler played on an abacus. Build your team of beads, position fighters and archers, and combine abilities with powerful artifacts. Every row becomes part of an equation: victories add to your earnings, defeats subtract money and lives, and a Fairy can turn addition into multiplication. Spend your rewards between battles to build new combinations.Made in 72 hours for Ludum Dare 60

Controls

Abattlacus controls

The developer does not list specific controls on the game page. Click the play frame above and try the keyboard, mouse, or touch; most jam games show their controls on the first screen.

Questions

Abattlacus FAQ

What is Abattlacus?

Abattlacus is a roguelike autobattler played on an abacus. Build your team of beads, position fighters and archers, and combine abilities with powerful artifacts.

Who made Abattlacus?

Abattlacus was made by FunB4nan.

Can I play Abattlacus on mobile?

The developer does not list mobile support. It runs in a desktop browser.

From the developer

About this game

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Abattlacus is a roguelike autobattler played on an abacus.

Build your team of beads, position fighters and archers, and combine abilities with powerful artifacts.

Every row becomes part of an equation: victories add to your earnings, defeats subtract money and lives, and a Fairy can turn addition into multiplication. Spend your rewards between battles to build new combinations.

Made in 72 hours for Ludum Dare 60

Description from Abattlacus on itch.io, by FunB4nan.

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