Fit check
Is All About Luck worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy luck-driven auto battlers and changing run conditions
- Solo players seeking an offline strategy game with collection and fusion systems
- Strategy fans who want battles that scale from 4v4 to 60v60
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want reliable control over outcomes may hit a wall when draws and rolls determine the formation and battle results.
- Players seeking hands-on combat may find the auto-battler structure too passive once a formation is assembled.
- Players looking for multiplayer competition or cooperative play may not find a fit in the offline single-player format.
Our take on All About Luck
Players who need dependable control will likely bounce at the formation stage, where gacha pulls determine the available options. Those seeking active combat may hit another wall when battles resolve through the auto-battler system rather than direct commands.
What is All About Luck?
All About Luck is a roguelike auto battler built around random draws and rolls.
Each run provides different characters, cards, upgrades, and encounters, with formations assembled through gacha-style pulls. Battles range from 4v4 skirmishes to 60v60 clashes, with attacks such as barrages, assassinations, and boomerangs. A fusion system develops an ace through levels, rarity, and star tiers. The game includes 26 playable characters, 336 collectible heroes, a 105-piece God Artifact Set, and a rebirth system with pity, bonuses, and comeback support. It supports full offline single-player play and has no in-app purchases, microtransactions, or extra charges after purchase.
How All About Luck plays
- 01Randomized Runs
- Characters, cards, upgrades, and encounters change between attempts.
- 02Variable Battle Sizes
- Combat scales from 4v4 skirmishes to 60v60 encounters.
- 03Fusion Progression
- An ace can develop through levels, rarity, and star tiers.
- 04Hero Collection
- The roster contains 336 distinct heroes and 26 playable characters.
- 05Offline Single-Player
- The complete single-player experience can be played offline.
- 06Rebirth System
- Rebirth includes pity mechanics, bonuses, and comeback support.
All About Luck compared to similar games
DICEOMANCER combines fishing-themed adventure with dice manipulation and card-based strategies, while All About Luck builds formations from random pulls and resolves auto-battles. DICEOMANCER centers on changing displayed numbers and gradually unlocking six mana types; All About Luck instead offers 4v4 to 60v60 battles, hero collection, and fusion progression.
All About Luck: platforms & release
Is All About Luck worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy luck-driven auto battlers and changing run conditions. Skip it if: players who want reliable control over outcomes may hit a wall when draws and rolls determine the formation and battle results.
Where can I download All About Luck?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens All About Luck's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is All About Luck on?
Windows only.
