
LOOTPLOT
Re-arrange items, discover synergies, bend the rules, and break the game! LOOTPLOT is a points-based, inventory builder Roguelite centered around items, which all have a unique twist.
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8 itemsAbout the Game
LOOTPLOT is a Roguelike where you generate points by arranging items in slots.
Gameplay:
The objective is simple: You must earn enough points to make it to the next round, or else you lose.
Buy items, re-arrange your items, discover synergies, and break the game!
The rules are open ended, and will bend to your will.
Creativity = power!

Features:
Over 300 unique items to discover, of varying rarities
Starter-items that provide unique starting scenarios
Dozes of unique slot types to work with
Highly emergent gameplay, with many overlapping systems
Easter eggs and secrets
Excellent Modding support
Open ended strategies
Seasonal items (Christmas, Halloween, Easter)

Modding Support!
Lootplot has excellent modding support!
In fact, ALL of the game content was implemented as series of mods, which is source-public.
Join our discord if you have questions!

⚠️⚠️ CAT WARNING!!! ⚠️⚠️
Ready to bend the rules? So are these cats.
They might look like your friends—but these cheeky lil dudes are complete wildcards. (Just like real cats)
You have been warned, my friend.

(Yes, I, the dev, have been soft-locked by cats in the past. No, I am not proud of that)