Hovertron
Hoverboard your way through a physics-based platformer. Easy to learn but hard to master; Flow and flip through a series of levels to chase perfect runs. Compete on a global scoreboard, or hunt down the secrets hidden throughout the game.
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Build an unlikely army in this medieval-fantasy roguelike auto-battler. Choose from 80+ heroes with unique powers, join one of 10 factions, and conquer the galaxy’s 10 planets to impose your supremacy. Every victory, every defeat… comes down to your choices.
Released
March 3, 2026
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Windows
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Last sync
October 6, 2026
Improvised Empire is a fantasy roguelite auto-battler where you control nothing during fights…
…but you’re responsible for EVERYTHING else.
Especially the bad decisions.
Every adventurer comes with:
Build a team of heroes, mix classes and bonuses, and hope it holds together for more than 10 seconds.
Between fights comes the prep phase.
At each step, choose between 2 events:
Training: improve your characters and make them slightly less terrible.
Recruitment: pick new heroes.
Trade: gain economic upgrades.
Research: gain military upgrades.
Healing: because no, they don’t magically regen their health.
Production: generate more resources to fund your bad ideas.
Fights are fully automated:
Positioning, synergies: everything matters before the fight. After that, it’s too late.
Ten planets. Ten vibes. Ten ways to test you. Every win opens the path forward. Every loss sends you back to the start with a better idea… and a grudge against the galaxy.
You don’t clear levels: you run a campaign. You’re not a hero. You’re a commander. You’re not trying to find “the right answer”: you force your approach.
Every character arrives with their signature power.
Specialists who trigger chain reactions, guardians who hold the impossible, threats who flip a duel all by themselves…
With 10 factions available, you build a squad like casting a show: you pick faces, not numbers.
Between campaigns, you strengthen your arsenal — not your luck. You unlock options, expand your routes, and make your plans more ambitious… without ever removing the challenge. The galaxy stays dangerous. You just get better.

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