Mighty X Arms is a roguelike survivor inspired by Brotato, featuring collectible weapon-creatures called Arms. Build your loadout, upgrade them, and mow down enemy swarms to survive.
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Mighty the dog’s adventure begins when his beloved owner, Kevin, goes missing during an outbreak of mysterious twisted abominations known as Girgs.
Armed with his trusty living weapon friends — the Arms — Mighty must slash, blast, and survive against endless swarms of Girgs.
Fight, evolve, and rescue Kevin!
Features:
The Arms aren’t just weapons — they’re Mighty’s loyal companions that fight for him and grow stronger during battle.
Collect over 90+ unique Arms (190+ including evolutions) including 4 legendary Arms, each with distinct attack styles, stats, and personality.
Upgrade them, evolve them, and build the ultimate team to carve through the Girgs.
Every Arm comes with unique abilities and can learn a wide variety of skills.
With 150+ abilities and 190+ skills, you can experiment, combine, and break the game with wild synergies.
Find the ultimate build to annihilate the Girg hordes and push your survival to the limit.
Progress through 3 chapters, each with 4 difficulty levels to conquer.
Fight through fast, intense rounds lasting 25–60+ seconds, slaying as many Girgs as possible.
Collect their Girg Souls to level up Mighty’s Arms and purchase items from various types of shops.
Grow stronger, survive longer, and fight your way to Kevin.
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +1 more
Reviews
** Updated review ** So I've restarted my PC and the game works now (bit strange). I'd give mighty arms a solid 9/10 if you like the bullet heaven roguelike style. Actively quite enjoy the gameplay, feels pretty fast-paced, very easy to spec the run, lots of different weapons to get a feel for. An absolute steal for <£4. One gripe is that the interface is a little unpolished. Actively navigate some menus, I need a combination of controller and mouse to apply weapon skill hammers for example. But that doesn't take away from the experience. One note is that the demo is different to the main game - some of the items that apply to a single weapon in the demo actually apply to your character (i.e. all weapons) in the main game, so it's actually a little easier than the demo made out to be. ** Original review ** Demo feels pretty good but the main game itself doesn't work. Actively won't open. Reinstalled twice and I get a second or two of loading and then it self-closes. Commenting on the demo, it feels a *little* clunky but I'm actively looking forward to seeing what this can offer - hopefully something before Primal Dread is released (we all know it) As soon as the main game works, I'll be recommending this game.
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