Screenshots
Watch trailer on Steam ↗Revolocity
Two For Joy Games · Published by Two For Joy Games · Official site ↗
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
Revolocity is a casual 2D physics based roguelite in which you use your momentum to tear through hordes of enemies. Try to survive as long as possible, and get your score as high as possible. Run mutators and upgradeable abilities change the way each game plays.
Free
Indie, Strategy, Casual · More free games
Navigate through hordes of enemies with strategic momentum in Revolocity, a casual indie strategy game where each run is filled with mutators and upgradeable abilities.
About this game
Terminal Velocity + Revolutions Per Minute = Revolocity.
Revolocity is a casual 2D physics based roguelite in which you use your momentum to tear through hordes of enemies. Try to survive as long as possible, and get your score as high as possible.
Run Mutators
Run mutators change the way the game plays in a variety of ways, and thanks to Steam Workshop support, you can create and share your own mutators using the built-in mutator editor!Abilities
You have access to a range of abilities to help your survive longer, such as a speed enhancing dash, a knockback pulse wave, or a shield made of orbs you can fire at will.As you complete runs, and earn XP, you will be able to unlock and upgrade a variety of new abilities
Development
Follow along with the development on YouTube -Wishlist
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 and above
- Processor: Intel i5
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 1070
- Storage: 5 GB available space
Recommended
Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Supported Languages
English
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Abilities, Splines, Minimaps and Odin Inspector | Devlog #2
Welcome back to another Revolocity devlog! In this update, I’m excited to share the latest advancements and features I've been working on for the game. Since the last devlog, we've gone from 69 to 95 commits, and there’s a lot to cover. Let’s dive into the improvements and new additions! Fixing the Ability System After the last devlog, I focused on ironing out issues with the ability system. There were bugs where abilities wouldn’t reset or cooldown properly, especially after the player died and returned to the main menu. Once these issues were fixed, I added new abilities to ensure everything worked smoothly. I discovered interesting use cases, like turning the pulse wave ability into a repulsion field or a gravity well by tweaking the settings. Streamlining Development with Odin Inspector I’ve expanded my use of the Odin Inspector asset, creating a custom window to automate repetitive tasks. This window allows me to toggle the enemy spawner, select and manipulate the player, load scenes, and interact with various UI elements. It’s been a massive time-saver and has improved my workflow significantly. Introducing Spline Systems I got sidetracked but inspired by the Unity spline package, creating a system that aligns with Revolocity’s focus on speed and momentum. I developed a prefab that acts as an interstellar highway, dragging players and enemies along its path. After fixing bugs where players could get stuck, I’m thrilled with how this feature enhances the game. New Environmental Features Although still in the early stages, I began redesigning some environmental elements. I created a spinner object to increase player spin and cannons to launch players and enemies. These elements are far from finished but already add an exciting dynamic to the game. Minimaps and Enemy Abilities I implemented a minimap system, though I’m still unsure of its utility due to the game’s hectic action. Feedback on this feature would be appreciated! Additionally, I refactored the ability...Read full article on Community Announcements (danposdev)AnnouncementsOfficial
Revolocity Devlog - May 2024
Hey! 50+ of you have added Revolocity to your wishlist now which is amazing considering the store page isn't the best at the moment. That's the main issue with going live too early with your store page on an in development game - a lot of the footage and screenshots is subject to change! However, I'm closing in on finishing up the full "vertical slice" of the game, and then I can do a screenshot and trailer overhaul. For now, I thought I'd share this months devlog where I talk about the project:Read full article on Community Announcements (danposdev)AnnouncementsOfficial
Revolocity - Now Available to Wishlist
Hello! Thanks for stopping by, I thought I'd introduce myself and the game. I'm Dan, a game dev YouTuber, and Revolocity will be my first commercial game. You can see where the idea for the game came from in the above video. It initially started as a challenge to make a game in one hour which forced me to keep the scope very very low, and as I was developing it I was really enjoying the process. I ended up working on it for a week in the end and got it into quite a fun little project, before releasing it on Itch and calling it a day. The project has been sat untouched for over a year but I always look to it as the most complete game I'd made, because the scope was so low, in that week I got quite a lot of stuff actually done for it. Recently I've been wanting to actually RELEASE something finally, instead of lots of abandoned projects, so I figured I'd reopen this project and polish it up a bit more, and well here we are. I've been really enjoying working on this project, and I've got some fun things planned for it to turn it into more of a "proper" game, instead of a one week game jam project. You can follow along with the development as I go on YouTube, and if it looks like fun, then feel free to wishlist the game on Steam too :) https://store.steampowered.com/app/2762050/Revolocity/Read full article on Community Announcements (danposdev)
