GIVE ME A WEAPON! (v1.0.05)

A ruined kingdom hangs on the work of its final surviving blacksmith, not on another sword-wielding chosen one. The Demon King’s curse wipes out every other forge before his invasion begins, leaving courageous heroes with no means to fight back. GIVE ME A WEAPON! turns that grim setup into a lively tactical roguelike where anvils, blueprints, and carefully chosen scraps matter as much as battlefield muscle.

Each run revolves around building an arsenal from materials and weapon plans, then sending those creations into fast automatic battles. Weapons effectively serve as your units, with distinct classes, statistics, and special effects that determine how a fight develops. Heroes can be paired with crafted gear to combine their strengths, producing custom champions whose abilities reflect both halves of the equation. Victories award Ember, and spending it becomes a constant risk-reward decision: buy useful supplies now, improve income for later rounds, or refresh the shop in search of a build-defining component.

Rather than asking players to micromanage every attack, the game puts the emphasis on preparation, placement, crafting combinations, and adapting to what a run offers. Between stages, random rewards can add new heroes, expand available blueprints, or introduce artifacts that reshape an established strategy, so no two attempts need to follow the same path. Its mix of shop management, merging-style unit design, and deck-builder progression gives it an appealing niche somewhere between auto-battlers and roguelike strategy games. Players who enjoy experimenting with synergies in titles like Backpack Battles, Super Auto Pets, or Slay the Spire should find plenty to work with, while newcomers can enjoy it as a focused crafting game with clear stakes and steadily deepening tactical choices.