About All Army Attack Wiki

All Army Attack Wiki is an unofficial guide to All Army Attack, the chaotic large-scale roguelike auto-battler from Blacklight Games and Devolver Digital, listed on Steam as app 4128840. It is written for players who want the systems in plain language before the 2027 release: how a shop turn works, what the demo is reported to contain, and which facts are still missing.

The site is not affiliated with Blacklight Games, Devolver Digital, or Valve. The name, the screenshots, and the trademarks belong to their owners. Store images are used to show the interface the words describe. We do not sell the game, we do not sell keys, and we do not take wishlist clicks on Valve's behalf. The Steam page is linked from the official links page because that is where the price and the date will appear.

How a page earns a sentence

A fact on this site comes from a source we can name: the Steam store page and its app details, the November 10, 2026 community briefing, Valve's fest schedule, or a named article. A number that appears in many articles is still marked as a press report when the store page does not repeat it. A claim the store page does not make, such as merging three copies of a unit, is labeled unconfirmed. When two credible sources conflict, the page says the sources disagree and tells you which one to plan around. The release year versus a December 30 date, the hat stats versus a cosmetic label, and friend battles versus the single-player feature list are the conflicts on the site today.

We do not invent drop rates, prices, button maps, or tier lists. We do not describe a playtest we did not run. A hands-on preview is quoted as that writer's session, not as ours. Pages that cannot be filled, including a full achievement list and a system spec beyond the store's unfinished OS line, say so and stop.

Who writes it

Pages are signed by the All Army Attack Wiki Editorial Team. That byline is the editorial standard for the site, not a promise that a staff member has cleared the Arid Wastes. The standard is the sourcing rule above.

What you should do with it

Start with the beginner guide if you are new. Use the update log when a date moves. Use the sources page when you want the outlet behind a sentence. If a page and the Steam store disagree, believe Steam for store facts and tell yourself the wiki is behind. We would rather be late than invent a patch note.

The site may show ads. Advertising does not change the verdicts. A recommendation to wishlist or to wait is an editorial call, not a placement.