
Lootbound is a tactical roguelite with turn-based combat, loot management and D&D elements set in a dark fantasy world. Fight dangerous enemies, collect epic loot, recruit allies and lead them on a path of adventure.
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About
Every run starts with you alone.
As you move across the map, choose a route that leads to valuable loot. Along the way, you will meet companions who will help you fight this difficult battle!
You need to collect a separate set of equipment for the hero and each companion.
Items do not have fixed slots. You can rotate them and place them in the inventory as long as there is free space.
Items become truly powerful when they start affecting one another. Some items have auras that strengthen weapons or armor in adjacent cells.
Sometimes moving an item by a single cell is enough to change the entire build.
In combat, you control only the main hero.
Companions act on their own. They already know what to do...
At the end of each biome, you choose one of two boss parts.
Each part changes the Guardian's appearance and power. After completing all biomes, you will have to face the final boss.
Some rewards in Lootbound cannot be obtained just like that.
In special rooms, you are offered several options with different difficulty levels. The more valuable the reward, the harder it is to obtain with a dice roll.
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Sums Steam only; Xbox publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 1.3Kreviews | 77% | — | $706.8K |
| $14.99 | 41ratings | 90% | — | not modelled |
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Reviews
not a lot going on past the first few runs. The inventory system is a fun idea done better elsewhere. You just end up with so many options with too little space to make any sort of meaningful build that goes beyond "this run, this number shall be the highest". The RNG feels contradictory to the rest of the game. I don't think the dice rolling system really works or makes any sense. The other dice options you can buy don't even really make sense math-wise, when you think about the moments you'll need the dice and how often you roll it. Why would I lower my odds with a die that auto fails 50% of the time? Why would I ever want a die that only adds 1? I just think it maybe worked in an old iteration of the game and didn't work here. Combat feels like the first level of a system. It's a very very basic turn based system where you only focus on your main hero. I get that the purpose was so your inventory management is more important. But then just lean into that and make that the game. right now, you grab skills, they scale with certain items, that's it. It just lacks depth beyond the surface. I see the intention, but it just feels like the beginning of a system rather than a system that is re-playable over and over in a roguelike. I don't really see the point of replaying it, it's very similar each time. Roguelikes need some sort of variance beyond dice RNG to keep it fresh. Bosses come in two flavors: "oh wow, I guess I'm just dead" and "oh wow, I guess it's just dead". They have a cool system for "choosing" your final boss. It's a fun idea. But the boss tuning just runs up against the simplicity of the combat. So either you have the stats in the right spots to bulldoze it, or you don't and you die. Beautiful art though. And it has the bones of something I'd be super down to sink my teeth into. But this version isn't it.
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Languages: English, Russian, French, Italian, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Spanish - Latin America, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Malay, Polish +8 more
Hours played at review time, across 735 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Really enjoying the game so far. It's a typical roguelike with challenging gameplay where your build and loot decisions can greatly affect each run. Which keeps things interesting and gives you plenty reasons to experiment. I like the turn based combat aspect and the dark fantasy feel of the art style too. Lootbound is definitely worth checking out if you're a fan of roguelikes. I'm looking forward to seeing more content updates and improvements!
Repetitive and not balanced in 1.0
I honestly don’t get why everyone is so mad about the difficulty — it’s giving D&D vibes. You explore, you loot, you get stronger, and sometimes you get absolutely wrecked; that’s part of the fun. The music, atmosphere, exploration, and loot all fit together really well. The backpack/inventory tetris is a neat idea, though in practice it makes many items feel like trash because you’re always chasing the most compact or strongest ones. Visually it reminds me of Slay the Spire, but the backpack management instead of cards is a fresh twist. That said, the game has real issues. The RNG influence is huge: you can get offered relics or buffs that make no sense for your hero, and some runs feel unwinnable without meta upgrades or lucky high rolls. The final boss is overtuned — tons of HP/armor and can wipe your party in a few turns. The bard ally’s heal targets a random ally and often heals someone at full HP while your low-HP character dies, which is infuriating. Content is also limited: 4 heroes, few skills/items, 3 bosses, and very little unlock variety. QoL features like animation speed or background play are missing, though optimization is surprisingly good.
Absolute class little indie game, highly recommend
Just finished all characters on difficulty 3. It was a fairly enjoyable experience! After the latest patch, I felt the game became a bit too easy -- as I was able to go through most if not all new difficulty levels on first try. Besides the mana recovery change (thank gods for that, and I woudn't even mind Second Wind to scale with biomes on top of that), I gotta say I miss the old brutal difficulty a little haha. Hopefully devs have plans for some end game contents, would love to dive back in if there to be new contents coming out.
Really cool game. Kind of a perfect combo of STS and diablo. Wish it had more variety in enemies and events, but otherwise, great job devs. Please keep adding content.
This is a great game, but the RNG for runs makes or breaks the run, the fact that RNG determines a run with a roll that 90% of the time fails is bad, I have only beat the run 1 time even though my character is maxed out, it is a fun game but the RNG kills it with how difficult the runs are. This game needs a QOL update that balances the game out more. Other than that it is a decent game!
8/10
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