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Fruit vs. Aliens is a fun little auto-battler with a roguelike twist. You pick your favourite fruits (yes, they’re alive and ready to fight), set them up in formation, and then watch the madness happen. You can also throw in some magic spells to help your fruity friends take down the alien weirdos.

Demo Features:

• Auto-battler gameplay: Place your fruit cards, then chill while the battle plays out.

• 10+ unique fruits: From bananas to strawberries, each with its own silly powers.

• Magic support: You can focus on fruit troops, magic spells, or both.

• Roguelike vibes: Every run is different, with new combos and surprises.

• 30+ waves across 3 stages: Defend your garden from increasingly strange aliens (some of them probably don’t even know why they’re here).

Get ready to save the world, one squishy fruit punch at a time!

How It Works:

• Buy cards from the shop:

At the start of each round, you’ll spend coins to grab fruit or spell cards. Fruit cards summon little fruit warriors into battle. Spell cards let you zap stuff or boost your team mid-fight. Simple enough.

• Upgrade your fruit:

If you’ve got a fruit card you like, you can spend some coins. That just means it’ll summon more units. (Sadly, spells don’t upgrade—but they’re strong already.)

• Set your formation

Drag and drop your fruit cards onto the board. Frontliners, backliners, that one pineapple who never listens—put ’em wherever you want and hope for the best.

• Pick your spells

Choose a few spells to bring into battle. Some help your fruit team. Others just make things explode. Either way, it’s a good time.

• Watch it all go down

Once you’re set, start the battle and let the chaos unfold. Fruit fly, aliens panic, and you sit back to enjoy the show. You can also cast spells during the fight to support your team—or blow up some aliens yourself.

• Earn coins, shop again, keep going

Each wave gets tougher, but you’ll earn coins along the way. Use them to grab better cards, experiment with different combos, and see just how far your fruity army can go.