$2.49 (−50%)Brotato Six weapons, one potato
Hold up to six weapons at once, stack a ridiculous build and outlast short waves of aliens, alone or with a friend.
Is Brotato worth it?
Brotato is worth it if…
- you like short roguelite runs you can finish in one sitting
- you enjoy stacking weapons and traits into strange, strong builds
- you want fast arena shooting with auto-fire and lots of replay value
- you want local co-op chaos for up to four players
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Six weapons on one potato
You are Brotato, the crash survivor from Potato World, and the only potato who can hold 6 weapons at the same time. Your guns fire on their own while you focus on running, dodging, and grabbing space, with manual aim there if you want it. You steer through waves that last 20 to 90 seconds, kill as many aliens as you can, then pick up materials and spend them in the shop before the next swarm. Flamethrowers, SMGs, rocket launchers, sticks and stones all count.
Builds that get out of hand
Each run is about turning traits and items into something that barely holds together, then wins anyway. Dozens of characters change the rules, from one-handed to crazy to lucky to mage, and hundreds of weapons and items change what you scale. One run you stack melee and health, the next you chase crits with cheap knives or slow, heavy shots with lasers. Runs stay under 30 minutes, so a weird idea never costs you the evening.
Dodge, grab, shop, repeat
The loop is tight and quick to learn. You run the arena, vacuum up materials from fallen aliens, gain experience, then choose upgrades and items between waves. Enemy health, damage, and speed can be tweaked in the accessibility options, so the pressure stays fair for you. It is fast-paced and replayable, with short runs that still feel complete when you only have a little time.
Couch chaos for up to four
Brotato supports local co-op for up to 4 players, which turns the arena into shared panic and shared loot logic. The look is bright and simple 2D sci-fi, the tone is funny, and playing with friends is a highlight.
Good to know before you drop in?
How long is a run?
Under 30 minutes. Waves run 20 to 90 seconds each, with shop breaks between them, so you can finish a full rescue attempt in one sitting.
How do the weapons work?
Weapons auto-fire by default, so movement and positioning do the heavy lifting. Manual aiming is available if you prefer to pick targets yourself, and you can wield up to 6 at once.
What do you do between waves?
You collect materials dropped by aliens, gain experience, then visit the shop to buy weapons, items, and traits. That shopping break is where the build comes together.
Can I make it easier or harder?
Yes. Accessibility options let you adjust enemy health, damage, and speed until the difficulty feels right for you.
Can I play with friends?
Yes, there is local co-op for up to 4 players, plus the solo survival run if you prefer to be the only potato in trouble.
