Date de sortie prévue : 3 avr. 2026

À propos de ce jeu

Descend into pixelated hell. Smash pentagrams. Delete demons. Stack ridiculous upgrades. Prestige and become completely cracked. Repeat until your eyes bleed.

The Pentastic Descent is a fast-paced, dopamine-drenched action roguelite that grows you into an absolute monster with every single run.

Activate pentagrams → summon hordes of demons → go nuclear with your selected weapon loadout. Choose from flaming waves that ignite demons, freezing blasts that turn demons into popsicles, lightning chains that bounce like crazy, spinning melee arcs, protective magic shields, and a pulsing aura that just deletes anything dumb enough to get close.

Spend your hard-earned orbs in the shop between runs to buy persistent upgrades that make you stupidly strong. Push all the way to level 250, then Prestige to unlock broken new abilities and start the next run feeling like a god.

Fight through five increasingly unhinged biomes — Earth, Fire, Ice, Hell, and Beyond. Hunt down fleeing treasure hellhounds for fat orb payouts, snatch temporary stacking power-ups that turn you into a walking war crime for 30 seconds, and watch crits, bleed, and ignite absolutely cook entire screens.

Choose between four absolute units: Gorim the Warrior, Fyr the Mage, Raiken the Lightning Gremlin and Seyan the Warrior-Mage.

Every Prestige feels like cheating in the best way possible.

If you love games where you get noticeably stronger every single run and the power fantasy goes completely off the rails… welcome home.

Warning: Extremely addictive. Side effects may include losing track of time and screaming “ONE MORE RUN” at 4 AM.

Divulgation de contenu généré par IA

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As a solo developer, I used generative AI tools to assist in creating many of the game's character sprites, environmental art, and audio assets. This allowed me to focus my limited time on the things I care about most: deep mechanical systems, addictive prestige progression, satisfying combat feel, and making the "numbers go up" fantasy as juicy and rewarding as possible.