Solo indie developer Antoine Grimond, working as Zyg Studios, has announced Rogue Striker, a fast-paced soccer roguelite now available to wishlist on Steam.
After getting burned out on his main project, Antoine decided to do the very reasonable thing: start a completely new game and give himself one month to make something playable for World Cup season.
That project became Rogue Striker, a soccer roguelite where players draft footballers, build synergies, upgrade their squad, and then take those choices onto the pitch in fast-paced arcade football matches.
Every run gives players new recruits, rewards, opponents, and decisions as they try to coach their team all the way to the World Finals.
Rogue Striker mixes quick arcade soccer action with roguelite squad-building, player upgrades, and chaotic match-to-match progression.
Key features:
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Draft players and build a squad over the course of a run
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Create synergies between players, stats, and special skills
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Take your strategic choices directly onto the pitch
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Play fast-paced arcade football matches
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Face new opponents, rewards, and decisions every run
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Built by a solo developer in one month as a World Cup season challenge
Rogue Striker is coming to PC via Steam.
About the developer: Antoine Grimond is a solo indie developer from France, working as Zyg Studios. Rogue Striker was created as a one-month creative challenge after burnout on a larger main project.