Reincarnation Squad

Made for Myself

An indie game developed by a solo developer.

Back when I was young, after finishing my first "Infinite Genre" novel, I scoured the internet looking for games and other works in the same style. Unfortunately, few creators were making such games at the time, so the idea eventually fizzled out.

I chose a career in game development partly to finally realize that old dream. As the saying goes, "The things we couldn't have in our youth will haunt us for a lifetime."

So, in a way, this game is a gift to the version of myself from fourteen years ago.

What Is the "Infinite Genre"?

When you feel bored, helpless, or hopeless with your life, you are chosen by the "Main God."

From that moment on, you no longer belong to your original world. The Main God sends you into one world after another.

Upon completing a world, you return to the Main God's hub space with reward points. Here, you can exchange points for anything you desire: items, equipment, bloodlines, or combat styles. You can even directly purchase attributes like muscle mass, reflexes, physique, and energy—with no upper limit.

Once the exchange is complete, you move on to the next world.

Reincarnate with Friends

Supports online co-op for 1 to 8 players; join the same session via Steam friend invites or public lobbies.

The team votes on which path to take; team events require a group vote, while individual events are decided by each player.

Teammates who fall in battle will revive with 1 HP once the fight ends. No one dies outside of combat.

Turn-Based Combat

Spend your action points to attack, defend, reposition, or use your abilities and inventory items.

Your weapon dictates your combat style: blades can only strike the front row, while pistols can hit the back row—though every shot consumes ammunition.

Wisely managing your HP, items, and abilities is the key to victory.

Who Do You Want to Be?

Start by defining who you are: your background, the reason the Main God chose you, and your past experiences.

Those raised in orphanages have faster reflexes, while the wealthy enter the game with medical supplies and provisions; firefighters, doctors, programmers, and esports players all begin with different starting advantages. Shape Yourself Through Exchanges:

Bloodlines (equip up to two simultaneously): Vampire, Taoist, Orthodox Qigong Master, Elven Archer, Ninja, Card Summoner, Necromancer, Demon Hunter, Cat-girl, Githyanki... Each bloodline evolves from Rank D to Rank S, with stats and unique abilities growing along the way.

Styles (choose only one): Iaijutsu, Spellcaster, Gunslinger, Contractor, Investigator, Psionicist, Combat Medic. Your style dictates your combat tactics.

Gear and Items: Over a hundred pieces of equipment and nearly a hundred types of items. Four equipment slots (Weapon, Head, Torso, Boots) and an eight-slot inventory.

Not every item is designed to be equally powerful. Some are niche or eccentric, existing solely to enable a specific build. Combining these odd choices is exactly where the fun lies.

If the dizzying array of abilities and gear leaves you feeling overwhelmed, ask yourself: what kind of character do *you* want to become?

Multiple Worlds, Distinct Rulesets

Each world features its own story, enemies, and events, along with a unique battlefield rule that can completely alter the flow of combat.