About Archerogue
Archerogue is a browser-based survival action roguelite. You play as an archer, fight endless waves of enemies, and try to last as long as you can in a single run.
There is nothing to install. Open the site, enter the lobby, and start an adventure. Combat is automatic: you move, and your archer fires at nearby enemies on its own. The longer you survive, the denser the battlefield becomes, with tougher foes, bosses, and special encounters mixed into the forest.
What you do in a run
Each adventure is a survival run. Enemies spawn in waves, chests can appear, and bosses such as the Orc Chief, Skeleton Chief, Goblin King, and Slime King can enter the fight. Mid-run threats and shaman calamities also appear as the timer climbs. Your job is to keep moving, stay alive, and stack power before the map overwhelms you.
As you gain levels you choose skills—extra arrows, orbiting fire, ice walls, meteors, and other run-only abilities. Growth orbs dropped in the field act as equipment-style upgrades for that run. Luck training in the lobby makes higher-rarity orbs more likely to appear.
Growth between runs
Gold, rubies, and emeralds carry your long-term progress. In the lobby you spend gold (and, for some stats, rubies) on permanent training: attack, max HP, pierce, range, attack speed, move speed, luck, gold gain, and boss damage. Rebirth is a separate loop: when you meet the requirement you can rebirth, gain emeralds, and buy rebirth upgrades such as crit chance, magnet, regen, guard, and evasion. A rebirth resets gold, rubies, and basic training, while rebirth upgrades remain as your lasting strength.
Records, rankings, and the board
Surviving longer is one of the main goals. The lobby Records screen tracks lifetime stats such as play time, kills, boss kills, best survival time, and chests broken. Rankings compare players on two boards: longest survival time and accumulated enemy defeats. The community Board is a simple locale-separated message board for players who sign in.
Play as a guest or with Google
You can play as a guest. Progress is stored in your browser. Google sign-in is optional. If you sign in, Cloud Save can keep your progression on your account so it follows you across devices, and you can set a nickname for rankings and the board. Guest play does not require an account.