Duriano: Roguelike RPG

Duriano Review: Brotato With Norse Gods and a Durian, $6.99 After the Demo

A Durian, a Weapon, a God's Trail and a Build

The premise is a joke the game takes seriously: the heroes are durians in Norse mythology, each with a weapon style, and a run is a chain of arenas where every level-up offers stat trade-offs — a July 3, 2026 Play reviewer with three votes enjoys balancing or deliberately unbalancing each stat and, after thinking about it, calls the whole thing a much more advanced Brotato. God's trails are the build spine, pacts with gods unlocking skills and an ultimate; items, enchantments and accessories drop after every match, per a June 25 review with nine votes that calls the game addictive and a bit grindy and names the two modes, Journey and Ranked. The August 20 update, version 1.3.2, added two characters, the Tinkerer and the Serpentine Enchantress, daily-reward notifications and resized elite enemies. Adisoft answers every review by name. Rated Everyone 10+ on Play and 13+ by Apple, in English only on the App Store.

The Meta Is Shield Plus Speed, and the Crab Boss One-Shots

The sharpest review is an August 27 three-star from a player who tried every character: the meta is shield plus movement speed; there is a chance to roll a crab boss whose shockwave is an instant kill if you cannot outrun it; touching some enemies deals damage; the strongest skills require standing still, which the crab argues against; text is missing from multiple items; and you can buy skills for gods you have no pact with, unclear whether they apply, and lock yourself out of your ultimate. Adisoft's reply four days later lists each point as a fix target — the update notes already claim text-display and resolution-reset fixes. The App Store build arrived August 14 and has 16 ratings at 4.4; Google Play, where the game has 100,000-plus installs, holds 4.0 from 878. No review on either store mentions controllers, and neither listing does.

Free Demo Without Ads, $6.99 to Unlock, Fertilizer Packs on the Side

The model is a demo and a price with a small side door. The download is free and, the listing stresses, ad-free; the App Store lists Full Game Unlock at $6.99, with Google Play pricing items from $0.99 to $9.99. Beside the unlock sit Fertilizer Packs — Small at $0.99, Medium at $4.99, Big at $9.99 — a currency for the permanent upgrades between runs, which is the one purchase in a paid roguelite that a purist would object to. Neither store shows an advertising badge or a loot-box flag. Google's data-safety card lists Personal info, Financial info and three other types collected; Apple lists Usage Data linked to you. The install is 788 MB on iPhone, iOS 15 or newer with Apple Silicon Macs supported, Android 7.1 or newer. Prices are regional.