Rack and Slay

A billiards roguelike where you shoot balls at monsters, with Daily Runs.

Every day: Daily Runs: a new gauntlet every day with its own combination of run modifiers. New puzzle: Once a day.

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Rack and Slay on Steam

Rack and Slay screenshot 1 from its Steam page

Rack and Slay is a roguelike that plays like pool: you aim and shoot balls at monsters on a billiards-style table, building a set of balls and upgrades as you go. Its Daily Runs set a new gauntlet every day with a unique combination of run modifiers.

About Rack and Slay

Rack and Slay turns billiards into a dungeon crawl. You aim and shoot, by mouse or controller, sending balls ricocheting into monsters, and between fights you build a stronger set of balls and upgrades as the run goes on. Simple pick-up-and-play controls mean you are shooting within seconds.\n\nBeyond the standard run there are options to condense a run to half the length with extra loot or to tackle a single-level raid in a few minutes, an endless mode after a win to see how far a build can go, and adjustable difficulty.\n\nDaily Runs set a new gauntlet every day, featuring a unique combination of run modifiers, so each day asks for a different approach to the same table.

Rack and Slay is a paid game on Steam (about 3,53€ at the time of writing), made by Ludokultur.

How to play Rack and Slay

  1. Start the day's Daily Run.
  2. Read the run's modifiers.
  3. Aim and shoot your balls at the monsters.
  4. Collect upgrades and survive the gauntlet.

Screenshots

Rack and Slay screenshot 2 from its Steam page
Rack and Slay screenshot 3 from its Steam page

Tips

  • Treat the daily as a learning run first; the conditions are the same all day.
  • Read the day's modifiers or rules before you start.
  • Compare with the main mode to see what the daily changes.

Questions

Is there a daily mode?

Daily Runs: a new gauntlet every day with its own combination of run modifiers.

Is it free?

No, it is a paid game on Steam.

Which platforms?

PC and Mac via Steam.

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