Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

One more pull. One more wipe. One more "okay, LAST one."

One More Wipe is a single-player roguelike auto-battler for everyone who ever said "one more pull" at 1 a.m. and was still saying it at 4.

Build a 25-player raid, draft a new build every run, and lead your team through boss fights that punish every mistake. Your raiders move, fight and cast on their own. You're the raid leader: you pick the roster, shape the builds, and pop the right cooldown at the exact moment everything starts falling apart.

Nobody is late. Nobody is AFK. Nobody asks for a summon. It's the raid of your dreams. It will still wipe.

Your raid, your comp

• 25 raiders, 10 classes, 20 specs. Tanks, healers, melee, ranged and casters. Every spec changes what a raider brings to the group, and nobody fights over loot.
  
• A new build every run. Draft from 148 skills and 161 talents, including Mythic talents that turn perfectly reasonable builds into very unreasonable ones.
  
• Theorycraft, then test it. Stack cleave, go all-in on single-target burst, or build a healing team that refuses to die out of pure spite. The same comp can play out completely differently twice in a row.

Ten callings. One raid.

• A wall of steel that never takes a step back.
  
• A knight sworn to the Light, half shield, half hammer.
  
• A champion who came back from the grave and brought the cold along.
  
• A hunter whose arrows, and whose beast, never miss.
  
• A blade in the shadows, gone before the boss can turn around.
  
• A scholar of the arcane who drowns the room in ice and fire.
  
• A dealer in curses and souls, with a demon at their side.
  
• A voice of faith that keeps the dying on their feet.
  
• A keeper of the wild who wears claw, fur or bloom as the fight demands.
  
• A caller of storms and spirits, totems humming at their feet.

Twenty specializations between them. Every single one is sure the last wipe was the healers' fault.

Bosses that play like real raid strats

8 themed dungeons. 16 bosses. Cleaves, debuffs, adds, phase transitions and enrage timers. Trash packs and elites teach you the mechanics first. Then the boss checks whether anyone was paying attention. (Someone wasn't. Someone is standing in the fire.)

Call the shots

Auto-battling doesn't mean watching. Keep an eye on threat, health bars and cooldowns, then step in with 15 raid leader abilities: raid-wide burst, emergency heals, shields and battle rezzes. Between fights, raid the shop for potions, flasks and the occasional grenade. Press it one second late and the whole raid is lying on the floor, quietly blaming you.

Every wipe makes you better

Every fight logs damage, healing, damage taken and deaths. Check the meters, find out who stood in the fire, fix the comp, pull again. There's no permanent stat grind. You get stronger by unlocking new classes and dungeons, and by actually getting better. Terrifying, we know.

Hardcore mode

Beat Void Breach to unlock Hardcore: enemies hit harder and take longer to die, and there are no free revives between waves. Only the rezzers you brought can get the fallen back up. For raid leaders who think Normal was a warm-up, and for the ones who simply enjoy suffering.

Finally, a raider who reads the strats: your AI agent

One More Wipe is built from day one to be played by AI agents. With built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) support, agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity or DeepSeek Harness can connect to the game running on your PC and take the raid leader's seat:

• See everything. The wave, the boss, every raider's health and cooldowns, the shop and your gold.
  
• Make every call. Recruit raiders, pick specs, draft skills and talents, go shopping, choose the next dungeon.
  
• Fight for real. Cast raid leader abilities and use consumables mid-fight, aimed at the exact raider who's about to die.
  
• Retry forever. Wipe, restart, try a new comp. Agents don't sleep and never say "one more pull." They just pull.

No cheats: your agent clicks the same buttons and follows the same rules you do, with a one-second pause between actions so you can watch it think. Grab the mouse at any time and your choice wins.

Watch an agent theorycraft, or hand it your hardest boss and see who wipes first. It's optional, runs locally on Windows, and the game is fully playable by hand.

• 58 Steam Achievements
  
• Steam Cloud saves
  
• Windows and macOS

Human-Generated Content Disclosure

This game also makes extensive use of human-generated content. The following includes the work and judgment of human creators, along with several instances of "this should work now":

• Art assets: Character, boss, 2D effect and UI texture assets were made by human creators, then selected and integrated by humans. Tanks look sturdy; your next wipe may disagree.
  
• Music and sound: The background music (BGM) and all sound effects were made by human creators.
  
• Design and testing: Humans contribute to game design documents and handle design decisions, balancing and playtesting. "This boss is easy" was also a human assessment.
  
• Programming: Humans write, review, integrate and debug code in collaboration with AI tools including Codex, Claude and Antigravity.

Human involvement is a core feature of this game. There is currently no option to disable it.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI was used to create the game's Steam store cover and capsule artwork, other promotional images, and some in-game skill icons. AI tools, including OpenAI Codex, Claude, and Antigravity, were also used to assist with programming and code iteration during development.