Lootbound wiki and guides for inventory, auras, classes, biomes, and the first expedition.
Last updated: August 15, 2026
Steam PC · macOS · Linux · Xbox Series · $14.99
Overview
Lootbound is a pixel top-down tactical roguelite — turn-based fights, Tetris-style inventory, and item auras.
Lootbound is a Pixel top-down tactical roguelite on Steam · Win / macOS / Linux · Xbox Series from ArtDock, published by Dreland Enterprises. A pixel top-down tactical roguelite with turn-based fights, Tetris-style grid inventory, and item auras.
Lootbound is a pixel top-down tactical roguelite from ArtDock, published by Dreland Enterprises. You control one hero, loot geometric items onto a grid, stack adjacent auras, recruit companions mid-run, and craft a final Guardian from biome-end Boss Parts.
This Lootbound wiki groups pages by the next run question. The Lootbound guides cover the first expedition, inventory, auras, and tips; use the wiki cards for items and achievements. Verified August 15, 2026. Not affiliated with ArtDock or Dreland Enterprises.
| Title | Lootbound |
|---|---|
| Developer | ArtDock |
| Publisher | Dreland Enterprises |
| Platform | Steam · Win / macOS / Linux · Xbox Series |
| Genre | Pixel top-down tactical roguelite |
| Price | $14.99 · launch ~35% off to $9.74 until ~Aug 28 |
| Release | August 14, 2026 |
| Mode | Single-player |
| Last verified | August 15, 2026 |
New to Lootbound — run the first expedition, skim tips, or join the official Discord before you chase auras.
Inventory shapes, adjacent auras, turn order, and Slash / Crush / Acid / Chaos — the loop that decides a run.
Rotate Tetris-style shapes so weapons and armor actually equip on the hero and companions.
Adjacent tiles buff weapons and armor — slide one item and the whole kit can change.
You only control the hero. Initiative sets turn order; companions act automatically.
Slash cuts HP, Crush breaks armor, Acid bypasses armor, Chaos boosts debuffs.
Every Lootbound expedition starts the same way: win a fight, place loot on the grid, stack auras, then spend a Boss Part toward the final Guardian.
Pick a map route and resolve turn-based grid combat. You control only the hero; companions act on their own.
Learn more →02Rotate and place loot on a Tetris-style inventory. Items do nothing until they fit and stay equipped.
Learn more →03Adjacent auras buff weapons and armor. Moving one tile can rewrite the whole build.
Learn more →04At each biome end, pick a Boss Part. Assemble those parts into the final Guardian / Sentinel.
Learn more →Pick Warrior, Paladin, Witch, or Bard, then stack auras into a party that can finish a biome.
Route Dungeon, Forest, and Desert, then spend Boss Parts on the final Guardian.
Look up items and the 20 Steam achievements in this Lootbound wiki.
Browse every live page as a card directory or search by a system term.
Lootbound tips verified August 15, 2026.
An item only works after it fits on the grid and stays equipped — a bag full of unplaced shapes is not a build.
You control only the hero. Companions fight automatically; recruit them mid-run at a companion node — Barracks is hub spend after the run.
Auras come from adjacent tiles. Sliding one weapon one cell can rewrite Slash, Crush, Acid, or Chaos output.
Slash cuts HP, Crush breaks armor, Acid bypasses armor, Chaos strengthens debuffs. Base damage is the untyped leftover.
At each biome end, pick one Boss Part. Those parts craft the final Guardian / Sentinel — do not skip the choice.
Dice rooms let you pick reward difficulty, then roll a D20. Extra dice can raise the chance; failure can leave you empty-handed.
Verified Lootbound milestones from the Steam demo through 1.0 — patch detail lands on Steam news and the official Discord.
The free Lootbound demo (Steam app 4290960) opened the turn-based grid loop to playtesters. Demo rooms and shortened biomes can differ from 1.0 — treat old notes as TBA until checked in the full game.
The previously listed July 31 window slipped. ArtDock pointed players at Discord and Steam for the new date rather than a silent store-only change.
Lootbound 1.0 shipped on Steam for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Mixed reviews sat near 68% on a few hundred ratings in the first day. An Xbox Series store page also exists.
List price is $14.99. Steam ran a launch discount of about 35% to $9.74 through roughly August 28. Confirm the live price on the store page.
This unofficial Lootbound wiki maps the first run, inventory, auras, classes, combat, biomes, and Guardian craft. Unverified item names and stats stay TBA.
