Warden's Will (2025)
Elyzio
Warden’s Will is a fast paced movement shooter roguelite, playable solo or in up-to 3 player co-op. Choose your Warden, master unique movements and abilities, and overpower hordes of robots in intense battles. Fly, dash, smash, and turn bullet-hell into bullet-heaven!
About the story
The multiverse is trapped in a relentless time loop, and only a Warden can break it. The Warden’s Will is not to just survive, the Warden’s Will is to dominate! Brace for chaos. Unleash destruction. Dominate the corruption.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie ShooterThemes
Action Science fiction Survival
Languages: English and 10 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
STWGames Italia
By Antonio RussoWarden's Will is a title that, despite having a good basis for becoming an interesting roguelite, struggles to stand out in a genre already filled with excellent and established products. We're talking about a title that might appeal to those looking for a fast-paced experience, but is unlikely to leave a lasting mark on the hearts of fans of the genre. With future updates and an expansion of content, the game may have the potential to improve, but at the moment it remains an incomplete work.
Try Hard Guides
By Erik HodgesWarden’s Will has some great ideas and serves as a fun roguelike you can play solo or with friends. However, a lack of depth and variety makes its longevity questionable, and players might find themselves burnt out after a few hours.
DualShockers
By Monica PhillipsWarden's Will feels like a beta of the next great multiplayer shooter, but it's nowhere near the level of its inspirations. It's very fun to move around, dodge attacks, and try to get a build going, but this game feels so dull and slow at times that it's painful to get to the fun part.
