Another day, another autobattler! It’s Some of You May Die, created by indie solo developer Jordan O’Leary, with Octavia Blue listed as the developer on its store page and Jogamedev as the publisher. Everything revolves around building an army, making smart upgrades, and watching your strategy play out.
It’s a simple and straightforward game. So, honestly, there’s nothing much to say about it. You start with an empty battlefield and gradually assemble your team of heroes however you want. There are thousands of possible combinations, so you’re free to decide what kind of strategy sounds fun.
Maybe you just flood the battlefield with a massive army and overwhelm everything through numbers. Or maybe you focus on only a handful of heroes, stacking upgrades until they’re stronger than anything else on the map.
One great feature of Some of You May Die is that you can upgrade everything. Heroes, stats, abilities, upgrades…pretty much every part of your army can be improved with the gold you earn after battles.
The upgrades themselves can also be levelled up. Some upgrades add effects like Poison or Stun to attacks, while others activate when certain events happen, like on death or on kill. As those upgrades level up, they become much stronger.
The customization is also vast. Every hero comes with two Boosted Stats, things like health, attack speed, or range, alongside a unique ability. Those boosted stats start higher than normal and also scale faster. So, every version of a hero you find in the shop has different strengths and different upgrade potential.
Some of You May Die, but that’s okay… I guess?
There’s plenty to do whether you want to play alone or against other people. The single-player campaign features seven different squads and five difficulty levels. Meanwhile, multiplayer lets you jump into real-time online PvP. Every multiplayer match also randomizes the squad of heroes you’re offered, while each match has a different pool of upgrades available.
Check out Some of You May Die on the Google Play Store.
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