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Gloctopus

Eight guns is better than one — if you have eight arms. Gloctopus is a bullet heaven roguelike where you equip, mutate, and build your tentacles into a one-octopus army. The ocean didn't stand a chance.

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Eight arms. Eight weapons. One lab-engineered octopus standing between the ocean factions and total annihilation. Gloctopus is a bullet heaven roguelike where every tentacle is a trigger finger — equip a different weapon to each arm, mutate into something the ocean has never seen, and take down the enemies threatening to destroy the world before they destroy you.



If Brotato and Vampire Survivors had an underwater lovechild with eight arms, this is what you'd get. Build your loadout run by run, discover weapons scattered across the depths, and stack combinations that probably shouldn't work but absolutely do.



Between waves, mutate. Each run hands you a fresh set of upgrades — passive enhancements, ability evolutions, and increasingly questionable biological modifications that ensure no two dives play the same way. The deeper you go, the weirder it gets.


The ocean factions didn't expect resistance. They definitely didn't expect you. Schools of fish, tentacled horrors, and bosses that did not come to negotiate stand between you and saving the world. Good thing you're armed to all eight teeth.



How deep can you go?