NeuroSquad - Slay the Horde Windows game

NeuroSquad - Slay the Horde

Nemori Studio | TBD

NeuroSquad is a Bullet Heaven style Action Roguelite game, where you summon a group of holographic soldiers who fight alongside you as you control the whole squad. In this game you build up your attacks modularly by choosing which weapon gets which modifications.

Choose from a wide variety of pickups and upgrades! Design your own attacks and go for overpowered synergies! Set up your auto-attacking soldiers using neuro-implants. Summon them, make them stronger, turn them into killing machines!

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NeuroSquad is part of Save & Sound

Sep 11 2023 News

NeuroSquad at Save & Sound!

I'm incredibly proud to say that my game, NeuroSquad is part of this year's Save & Sound, which is starting NOW!

Save & Sound is an event dedicated to audio & music in games, with a live show from September 11 to 14, and a Steam sale.

You'll find concerts, audio deep-dives, and mashups from 70+ developers!

I prepared an exclusive performance of some of NeuroSquad's songs for the show. Check it out on Wednesday September 13 at 10AM PDT.

The show is streamed on the Save & Sound website, YouTube, and Twitch.

About NeuroSquad

NeuroSquad is a sci-fi Action Roguelike game where you build up your weapons modularly by attaching weapon mods to them, radically modifying their behavior. But to face thousands of enemies, a squad is needed. Utilizing a chip in her neural cortex, your chosen character can summon holographic soldiers, give them weapons, and modify those weapons too to tailor the whole arsenal.
With each death you become more powerful. Each night is a new opportunity to stop the swarm of AI automatons. Prepare to slay the horde!

I've been hard at work making and updating the public demo as well as creating content for the final release (coming soon™). I'm thankful for all the awesome feedback I've been getting, and I owe the community a huge Thank You for allowing me to make the game as good as it can be. Seriously, this stuff is invaluable for a solo dev.