ENYO
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About this game
ENYO is a tactical roguelike about hook & shield combat.
Grab your hook & shield and descend as Enyo, the Greek goddess of war, into an ever-changing labyrinth to recover 3 legendary artifacts.
ENYO's gameplay is based on indirect combat. Enemies can only be defeated by pushing or pulling them into burning lava pits or onto deadly spiked walls.
A limited set of actions per turn keeps ENYO accessible, while its core is highly tactical turn-based battles.
Master your weapons and chain powerful combos through clever maneuvers to climb the highscore leaderboards across all 3 game modes.
Grab your hook & shield and descend as Enyo, the Greek goddess of war, into an ever-changing labyrinth to recover 3 legendary artifacts.
ENYO's gameplay is based on indirect combat. Enemies can only be defeated by pushing or pulling them into burning lava pits or onto deadly spiked walls.
A limited set of actions per turn keeps ENYO accessible, while its core is highly tactical turn-based battles.
Master your weapons and chain powerful combos through clever maneuvers to climb the highscore leaderboards across all 3 game modes.
ENYO is a tactical roguelike about hook & shield combat.
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Ratings and reviews
8.7K reviews
Ashokkumar Ramanan
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September 4, 2025
I'm giving three because of the game aesthetic, but I don't get why some controls and mechanisms are not explained in the tutorial. For example, if I get locked on a corner with enemies, they just take extra turns to attack, but the game says its a single round cycle. I just get totally frustrated by it. It's a good game, but you should specify the rules as it is. I have played Card Thief from the publisher, and I loved it, and I had an expectation turned out to be disappointed.
8 people found this review helpful
Zaz Zaz
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August 11, 2020
Tbh the game is a rare gem. Totally worth the money but the bad thing about this game is that it doesn't explain each level's new enemy's powers. So for every level u pass, you actually risk losing the game cuz u have no idea what their powers are and need to restart from level 1 if killed. It's a fun challenging feature, though and the same time it's frustratingly unfair.
17 people found this review helpful
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August 1, 2026
I had to uninstall this game not even a full day after getting it. Not because it's not fun, mind you, it is quite fun, the combat feels very unique, lacking any ways to deal damage of your own, and thus having to manipulate and move the enemies into environmental hazards. The issue, however, is that it's too addictive. Because it's quite easy to die early on, and even when you get further on it doesn't take that long, it makes it far too easy to simply start another run, again and again.
What’s new
ENYO turns 10! Accessibility overhaul, new languages and many bug fixes.
- Tap & hold enemies for info
- Enemy danger zones
- Save & quit anytime
- Tap to select weapons
- Hook & push move units as far as possible
- Jump on your shield to recover it
- Thrown shields break spikes
- Pushing units into lava earns a skull
- Bombs & barrels don't count as enemies
- Monkeys roll barrels at Enyo, hits stun
- Leapers no longer stun
- Normal & Expert leaderboards reset
- Tap & hold enemies for info
- Enemy danger zones
- Save & quit anytime
- Tap to select weapons
- Hook & push move units as far as possible
- Jump on your shield to recover it
- Thrown shields break spikes
- Pushing units into lava earns a skull
- Bombs & barrels don't count as enemies
- Monkeys roll barrels at Enyo, hits stun
- Leapers no longer stun
- Normal & Expert leaderboards reset
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About the developer
Arnold Rauers
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John-Schehr-Straße 32
10407 Berlin
Germany
