Version 1.1 is here!
Bring It On! has been rebuilt, rebalanced, and expanded with new weapons, new relics, new enemies, a new bonus level, a secret character, performance improvements, quality-of-life fixes, and the official soundtrack.
If you played before, this is the version to come back to.
Original Soundtrack
The Bring It On! Original Soundtrack is out now, featuring music by Dorian Kavaldo. Listen on Bandcamp or grab it through Steam alongside the game.
Fight the horde. Outrun the corruption.
An ancient evil is spreading across the realm, and every fight makes the battlefield more dangerous.
Choose a hero, carve a path through monster-filled stages, collect strange weapons and relics, and survive long enough to face each area's mid-boss and final boss.
Enemies do not just chase you. They corrupt the map around you, forcing you to keep moving, rethink your route, and fight through growing pressure.
Bring It On! is a single-player fantasy survivors-like where the battlefield changes as each run gets worse.
Battle through 8 stages, unlock 19 heroes, experiment with 34 weapons and 22 relics, and discover the hidden Epilogue if you can survive the corruption long enough.
Featuring:
- A single-player fantasy survivors-like with route pressure and map corruption
- 19 unlockable heroes
- 34 weapons and 22 relics
- 8 fantasy stages
- Mid-bosses and final bosses in every area
- A hidden Epilogue to discover
- Full controller support
- Free demo available
Will the game be available on other platforms?
Right now the game is available on Windows through Steam and itch.
We would like to bring it to more platforms later, but there is nothing announced beyond that yet.
Will the game be available in other languages?
Right now the game is only available in English.
Does the game have online multiplayer?
No. Bring It On! is a single-player game.
What are the differences between the Steam and Itch.io versions?
The Steam version includes Steam achievements and leaderboards.
The itch version does not include those features. Otherwise, the game itself is the same.
Does the game have controller support?
Yes. The game supports keyboard and mouse plus full controller support.
Does the game have mod support?
Not at this time.
Does the game have a level editor?
No. The stages are procedurally built from smaller parts and custom rules, so a traditional level editor is not part of the current plan.
What are the differences between the Demo and the Full version?
The demo includes the first stage of the game with the core systems intact.
You can unlock characters found in that stage, try builds, and get a real sense of how the corruption system works, but you cannot go beyond the first level.
Your save data should carry over from the demo to the full game.
Have you made other games?
Yes. You can find the rest of our work on https://axolstudio.com/ and on our itch page at https://axolstudio.itch.io/.
