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Slaymeji: Roguelite Desktop Survivor

Wazang Games · Published by Wazang Games · Official site ↗

Content notice: Slaymeji: Roguelite Desktop Survivor features fast-paced arena combat against waves of enemies, with stylized, non-realistic blood effects. The game contains no nudity, explicit sexual content, or graphic gore.

3 user reviews — 100% positive (3 reviews) · 13 achievements

Last updated 29 Sept 2026

Build a ring of weapons and fight through 25 waves in a 2D fantasy bullet heaven. Prefer to watch? Let Auto Mode take over. Outside the arena, your hunter lives on your desktop and turns completed to-dos into permanent game progress.

Early AccessDJCTQ 6
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£1.76

£2.20

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5 Sept 2026Lowest: £1.76 · Highest: £1.767 Oct 2026

Action, Indie, Early Access, Casual · 2026 · More under £5 games

About this game

FIGHT OR LET AUTO MODE TAKE OVER

Slaymeji: Roguelite Desktop Survivor is a 2D fantasy bullet heaven that continues after the run. In the arena, you build a ring of weapons and fight through 25 waves. When you leave, your hunter stays on your desktop as a companion.

Your weapons attack automatically. You handle movement, dashes and dodges. Turn on Manual Fire when you want to aim each attack yourself. If you would rather watch the build work, Auto Mode can run the battle for you.

Clear Wave 25 to finish the main run. If the build still has life in it, carry on in Endless Mode and see where it finally breaks.

TAKE THE CONTROLS WHEN YOU WANT THEM

Use direct movement controls or click where you want to go. Dash out of closing gaps. Time your dodge for a brief moment of invulnerability.

Auto Mode handles movement and upgrade choices on its own. It stays away from map edges and looks for health when wounded. It can also use emergency dodges when the arena gets crowded. Switch modes whenever you feel like taking control again.

BUILD A DEADLY RING

Choose from 50 playable hunters. Four are available from the start. Each hunter has different stats, weapon limits and a starting loadout. The rest are unlocked through challenges and permanent currency.

Pick from 52 melee, ranged, elemental and area weapons. Equip up to eight at once and watch them form a ring around your hunter.

The shop opens between waves. Buy weapons and stat upgrades. Reroll the stock or lock something for the next visit. Combine matching weapons into higher tiers. Recycle anything you no longer need.

Choose from 80 passive items and discover evolution recipes. Pick from 30 upgrade cards across five rarity tiers. You can push familiar stats or add area attacks that trigger automatically and in response to hits.

WHEN WAVE 25 IS NOT ENOUGH

New enemies enter the arena as the run goes on. Melee attackers close in. Ranged enemies force you to move. Elemental threats deny space while explosive creatures punish a bad position.

Break objects for resources and healing before the swarm reaches you. Raise the stakes through six Danger Levels. Each one gives enemies more health and damage.

After Wave 25, you can end the run or enter Endless Mode. Enemy strength and spawn pressure keep rising until your build gives out.

THE RUN ENDS. YOUR HUNTER STAYS.

Your selected hunter becomes a draggable desktop companion. They follow your cursor and remember where you left them. Your interactions change their mood.

Tap your companion for jokes and riddles. They will cheer when you finish a task and remind you when it may be time for a break.

You can also play inside a movable and resizable desktop window. Switch to companion mode during a run to pause the action. Return when you are ready and continue from the same point.

YOUR TO-DO LIST HAS REWARDS

Create colorful to-do notes and place them around your desktop. Check them off when the real work is done.

Your companion celebrates completed tasks and gives you permanent in-game currency. Combine those rewards with currency earned from challenges to unlock more hunters.

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 11
  • Processor: TBD
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: TBD
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 1 GB available space

Recommended

Recommended:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

Supported Languages

English, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Turkish, Simplified Chinese

Latest news

  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Day One Patch

    Slaymeji has been in Early Access for a day and the feedback started arriving straight away. Here is the first patch, out the same day. Almost everything in it came directly from what people told us.What changedThe game window opens at a comfortable size now. It used to come up far smaller than it should have. On first launch we also ask how big you want it, and every size option shows the real pixel dimensions instead of just Small or Large.You can click the desktop companion anywhere on its body. It only responded around the middle before, so clicking its head or its hair did nothing.Always on top is a setting now, and it starts off. The game window no longer pins itself over everything else. The desktop companion stays on top, since that is the whole point of it.You can resize the desktop companion. Some of you want it barely there, some want to actually see the character you picked.The pause menu has a Minimize to pet button. The corner of the window already did this, but it was not something anyone found on their own.The pink flash when opening the Hub is gone.The settings rows that never did anything are gone. They sat there greyed out with nothing behind them, and they read as a broken build rather than as something coming later. Fair enough.Thank youEvery one of these came from someone playing on launch day and taking the time to write it down. That is exactly what Early Access is for.If something feels off, tell us. The report button inside the game reaches us directly, and the Steam discussions are open. The next patch gets built from what you send.See you in the arena. 💙Wazang Games
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  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Slaymeji is out now in Early Access!

    Today is a big day for us. Slaymeji: Roguelite Desktop Survivor is now available in Early Access on Steam.Slaymeji puts intense arena combat next to a tiny companion who lives on your desktop. Start a run, cut through waves of enemies and shape your build. When you need a break, go back to your companion, sort out your notes, and turn finished tasks into progress.What is in the Early Access build25 waves, then Endless mode with a difficulty ramp that keeps climbing58 playable characters, each with their own stats and 4 to 6 weapon slots51 weapons across melee, ranged, elemental and area classes, with tier combining115 passive items and 10 evolution recipes30 upgrade cards, plus a shop with lock, recycle, reroll and combine47 enemy types and 6 bosses, with boss fights on waves 10, 20 and 25Manual aiming, or Auto-Mod when you want a calmer runDanger 0 to 5 difficultyA skill tree with five branches, plus permanent upgrades between runsDesktop companion mode, colourful todo notes, and ✦ rewards for finished tasksWhy Early AccessThis release is not the finish line. It is the point where Slaymeji starts growing together with the people playing it. Over Early Access we will keep working on balance, content variety, boss and elite encounters, progression layers and general polish, and your feedback decides what we touch first.If you play a run and leave your thoughts on Steam, it helps more than you would think. Every piece of feedback makes the next wave better.Slaymeji: Roguelite Desktop Survivor is available now in Early Access on Steam:https://store.steampowered.com/app/4879170The arena is waiting. So is your desktop companion. 💙The Slaymeji Team
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