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Rush Out Death

Demo available

Mengye GameDiscovered Oct 18, 2026

About the game

Build a unique signal-driven war machine in this roguelite. Destroy enemies, loot their modules, and assemble powerful combinations. Route signals to amplify your firepower and blast your way through relentless waves of enemies.

Original Steam description

Break through the encircling pursuers, loot their components, and turn a battered war machine into a mobile fortress.

Rush Out Death is a roguelite built around modular assembly and signal-driven combat. Push ever forward across the wasteland, fight off pursuers, and seize their modules. Experiment with combinations and signal routes to build a war machine of your own.

Destroy Enemies. Claim Their Parts.

Elite enemy vehicles are assembled from modules, just like yours. Defeat them, recover their dropped components, and turn their strength into your own firepower.

Two Sides. More Possibilities.

Dual-sided modules offer both a weapon function and a support function, with one side active at a time. Add another weapon, or enhance the attacks you already have? The same module can serve different roles in different builds.

Let Signals Drive Your Firepower

Your war machine attacks through automatically generated signal pulses. Change their routes and the order of your modules to combine weapons and support effects in different ways.

Assemble Your Own War Machine

Fit salvaged modules onto your vehicle. Connect them to the signal network to put them to work, or use them as a shield against incoming damage. Every addition changes your machine’s shape and how it fights.

Fight Your Way Through

Assemble, modify, upgrade, salvage, and repair as relentless waves of enemies close in. Keep your machine running under pursuit and blast a path to your destination.

Demo and release information

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