Fit check
Is Arboria worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action RPG players who want third-person combat with procedural dungeons
- Roguelite fans who accept permanent character death and successor progression
- Dark fantasy players interested in troll warriors, mutations, and challenging bosses
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking persistent control of one warrior will hit the permanent-death system when that character fails in combat.
- Players who prefer low-pressure combat may bounce off the required attacks, dashes, rolls, and changing tactics against different opponents.
- Players looking for a linear dungeon layout may not suit the procedural generation.
- Players seeking a peaceful village-focused game may find the combat and dungeon expeditions too dominant.
Our take on Arboria
The bounce point arrives when a warrior fails in combat: that character dies permanently, and the next run begins with a new troll. Players who want one continuous character may stop there, while others can continue through successor progression.
What is Arboria?
Arboria is a third-person action RPG roguelite set in the dark fantasy dungeons of Durnar.
As a Yotun troll warrior, players explore procedurally generated dungeons and varied biomes while fighting enemies in real time. Combat includes attacks, dashes, rolls, symbiotic weapons, and organic mutations. Weapon choices affect combat style, and upgrades allow warriors to be customized and evolved. The village contains unusual inhabitants and bawdy troll humor, while the dungeons contain bizarre enemies and challenging bosses.
If a warrior fails in combat, that warrior dies permanently, and the next run begins with a new troll. Veri collected during runs serves as an offering to the Godz and affects the stats and abilities of successor warriors. The story involves healing the Father Tree and saving the Yotunz Tribe from extinction.
How Arboria plays
- 01Procedural dungeons
- The dungeons of Durnar are procedurally generated and include a variety of unique biomes.
- 02Symbiotic weapons
- Weapon choices affect the warrior's combat style when facing different opponents.
- 03Bio-mutations
- Organic mutations provide additional advantages during combat.
- 04Warrior customization
- Upgrades allow warriors to be customized and evolved.
- 05Permanent warrior death
- A warrior who fails in combat dies permanently, requiring the next run to begin with a new troll.
- 06Successor progression
- Collected Veri affects the stats and abilities of later-generation warriors.
Arboria compared to similar games
Arboria is a third-person action RPG roguelite with procedurally generated dungeons, symbiotic weapons, mutations, and permanent warrior death. Vagante is described as a dark-fantasy adventure involving dangerous lands, monsters, demons, and crooks, while Ghost of a Tale focuses on a mouse minstrel, exploration, stealth elements, disguises, and conversations.
Arboria: platforms & release
Is Arboria worth it?
It is worth it if: action RPG players who want third-person combat with procedural dungeons. Skip it if: players seeking persistent control of one warrior will hit the permanent-death system when that character fails in combat.
Where can I download Arboria?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Arboria's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Arboria on?
Windows only.
