Fit check
Is Peace Data worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Roguelike shooter fans who want each death to restart progress
- Solo action players who prefer cover movement over party-based combat
- Players seeking a tower-climbing campaign with four character choices
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want to keep progress after death may hit a wall when a character loss returns the game to the starting point.
- Players seeking a relaxed shooter may struggle with the stated hard roguelike format, enemy fire, and boss encounters.
- Players looking for multiplayer combat are unlikely to find a matching mode in this single-player-focused premise.
Our take on Peace Data
The bounce point arrives at character death: the game rolls time back and returns progress to the starting point. Players who expect a run to preserve advancement after failure may find this reset loop difficult to accept, particularly within the stated hard roguelike structure.
What is Peace Data?
Peace Data is a difficult roguelike shooter about Bitard, who attempts to reach the top of a tower and take the Peace Data device from Zhmih.
Players move between cover, dodge bullets, adapt to locations, and fight enemies and bosses with an arsenal of weapons. Four playable characters have different abilities and characteristics. When a character dies, time rolls back and progress returns to the starting point. The story takes place in the fictional country of Rusland, where Bitard uses a device that can influence other people’s minds. His goal is to climb the tower and recover what the game presents as the last hope for peace in the country.
How Peace Data plays
- 01Four playable characters
- The characters have different abilities and characteristics for the journey.
- 02Death resets progress
- A character’s death returns the game to its starting point.
- 03Cover-based combat
- Players roll between cover and dodge bullets while fighting enemies.
- 04Boss encounters
- The route to the tower’s top includes battles against bosses.
Peace Data compared to similar games
Jusant focuses on climbing toward the top of a tower, exploring paths, and watching a stamina meter, while Peace Data centers on shooting enemies, using cover, and fighting bosses. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is described as a runner with shooter elements; Peace Data instead uses a roguelike structure with four playable characters and progress resets after death.
Peace Data: platforms & release
Is Peace Data worth it?
It is worth it if: roguelike shooter fans who want each death to restart progress. Skip it if: players who want to keep progress after death may hit a wall when a character loss returns the game to the starting point.
Where can I download Peace Data?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Peace Data's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Peace Data on?
Windows only.
