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There Is mORE
There Is mORE ties exploration to defense on a repeating clock: mining pushes the player deeper for resources, while night turns those gains into a build for protecting the base. Its hook is the transition between two play modes, not just its roguelite label.
Editorially reviewed · fact checked Sep 20, 2026.
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DeveloperByteBeyond
Release dateSep 17, 2026
PlatformsWindows · Linux
Estimated lengthNot documentedNo reliable length signal is documented.
Decision summary
Could this be your next game?
There Is mORE connects procedural mining with action roguelite combat and tower/base defense: explore for resources by day, then build and fight to survive the night. Choose it for that alternating loop; skip it if you want open exploration without scheduled defense.
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Best for
- players who enjoy alternating exploration/mining and base defense
- players who like action combat with spell, gear, and tower builds
Main strengths
- The official listing describes a day/night loop combining procedural mining, action combat, tower/base defense, spells, traps, gear upgrades, and repeatable roguelite progression.
- Consider it if you want a run-based action game where exploration and resource collection feed into a later defense phase. The official store page describes spells, towers, traps, gear, and a day/night loop; GameAtlas has not independently tested balance or run length.
Possible drawbacks
- players who want uninterrupted exploration without scheduled defense phases
- players who dislike run resets, upgrade choices, or defending a fixed base
Similar experiences
- EmberwardBoth combine tower-defense setup with run-based choices that change how later enemy waves are handled.
- Monster TrainBoth turn each run into a sequence of defense-oriented build choices and escalating encounters.
- HadesBoth use repeated action runs and upgrade choices to make each attempt play differently.
Decision layer
Choose with context
mining-to-defense loop · action roguelite progression · spell and tower build experimentation
Recommended if you like- action games with a day/night structure
- roguelites where collected resources shape defense
- tower defense mixed with direct combat
Decision snapshot
Story DepthUnknownChoice DensityHighAction IntensityHighEstimated LengthUnknownDifficultyUnknownReplayabilityHighPaceVariableSession SizeUnknown
The official Steam listing verifies the day/night cycle, mining, spells, towers, traps, and roguelite progression; GameAtlas has not tested difficulty or total playtime.Comparison points
How it fits different player priorities
| Decision axis | There Is mORE |
|---|---|
| Story Depth | Unknown |
| Choice Density | High |
| Action Intensity | High |
| Estimated Length | Unknown |
| Difficulty | Unknown |
| Replayability | High |
| Pace | Variable |
| Session Size | Unknown |
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Why play There Is mORE?
Consider it if you want a run-based action game where exploration and resource collection feed into a later defense phase. The official store page describes spells, towers, traps, gear, and a day/night loop; GameAtlas has not independently tested balance or run length.
What makes it different
There Is mORE ties exploration to defense on a repeating clock: mining pushes the player deeper for resources, while night turns those gains into a build for protecting the base. Its hook is the transition between two play modes, not just its roguelite label.
Evidence summary
The public Steam aggregate captured for this record is 88.2% positive across 34 public Steam reviews when captured on 2026-09-20; review text and user identities were not stored.
No independent gameplay capture, long-form review, player interview, or story-structure evidence is attached. Gameplay systems, story depth, difficulty, length, replayability, and pace remain unknown.Common questions
FAQ
What is the core gameplay loop in There Is mORE?
The official listing describes mining and exploration before night, followed by defending the base with combat, spells, towers, and traps.
Is There Is mORE a roguelite?
Steam lists it as an action roguelite, and its store page describes procedurally generated exploration and run-based progression.
Which GameAtlas games are closest to There Is mORE?
Emberward is the closest tower-defense comparison and Monster Train shares run-based defense decisions. Both differ from its mining-to-night-defense cycle.
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