
A brainy roguelite monster-hunting game fought with a single continuous stroke. Connect grid squares in one unbroken line to build attacks, defenses, and spells, then slay your enemies. Deeper levels bring more complex fields and a new map every run. Draw the perfect path.
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✏️ Draw your strategy in a single continuous stroke.
One-Stroke Hunter is a strategy puzzle roguelite where you defeat monsters by drawing a single continuous line. In battle, you connect squares on the board with a single line, and the path you take triggers a chain reaction of effects such as attack, defense, magic, poison, and barriers. Which squares to connect, in what order, and how to connect them—all of this determines victory or defeat.
🗺️ An adventure to reach the depths of the field.
Starting from the left edge of the map, you'll make your way to the back of the field. Along the way, you'll encounter monsters and enter into battles. You'll be faced with choices as you progress, such as shopping at item shops, searching for treasure chests, and healing at inns. The further you go, the stronger the enemies become. How far can you go?
🧙️Unique characters
Four unique characters: Warrior, Mage, Thief, and Berserker.
Each character has a different type of square that appears, requiring completely different strategies.

🧩️"Puzzle Mode" to solve in one turn
Can you decipher the layout of the squares and defeat the enemy in just one turn?
Clear 50+ stages.
🏅️Growth and dedication
- Rewards earned through "Fame" gained by defeating enemies
- Character unlocks
- High-difficulty field unlocks
- Enemy character encyclopedia
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Indonesian, Spanish - Latin America, Thai, Turkish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese +5 more
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