Build a team from 25 unique units and over 1 million possible combinations. Shape each unit through grid-based item matrices, uncover powerful synergies and risk gold, health or progress as you navigate a maze where every decision can make or break your run.
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互換性と機能
Windowsコントローラーに完全対応
ゲームプレイSingle-player
Steamの機能Family Sharing
システム要件
最低推奨OSWindows 10 64-bitWindows 10/11 64-bitプロセッサーIntel Core i5-6500 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600グラフィックNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon RX 460NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 or AMD Radeon RX 590メモリー8 GB RAM MB RAM16 GB RAMストレージ5 GB available space同じ
Maze of Astraについて
Over 1 million possible team combinations. This unique roguelike experience lets you choose from 25 unique units to fill your bench.
Some units are built to hold the frontline, others want as much distance as possible, and a few only start making sense once the rest of your team is built around them. Finding a strong lineup matters, but figuring out where everyone belongs can matter just as much.
Each Unit has unique abilities and passives that compliment eachother in certain ways.
Every unit has its own item matrix rather than a few ordinary equipment slots. Items come in different shapes, so building a character is partly about what you find and partly about working out how to fit everything together.
Placement matters. Multipliers, overlapping effects and unusual item interactions can turn the same unit into something completely different from one run to the next. You might build an unkillable tank, a backline carry, or something far stranger that only works because several systems happen to collide in exactly the right way.
Not every room is a straightforward fight. You might find yourself exchanging gold, health or progress for the chance at a stronger reward.
You can walk away while you are ahead, or keep pushing until a promising run becomes a cautionary tale. The maze will give you enough information to make an informed decision. Whether you actually listen to it is another matter.