What it likely sold — estimate, stated as a range on purpose
Lifetime units: ~207k
(P10–P90: 82.7k – 455k)
Gross revenue: ~$1.7M
(P10–P90: $677k – $3.7M)
Estimate, method v1.0 — before Steam's ~30% share, refunds and VAT. The band approximates where about 8 in 10 comparable games land in published studies; some sit outside it. Our own hit rate goes on the accuracy ledger once measured. How we estimate
Estimates are statistical inferences from public data. They are not sourced from Valve or the developer and may deviate materially from actual results. Do not rely on them for investment or contractual decisions. As of Oct 1, 2026.
Player voice — measured shares of Steam thumbs, never a model
Story & writing81% positive · 53 mentions
“This is junkfood. It's tasty. It's nice to have every now and again. There's something satisfying about the crunch, and then the magic flavour dust assaults your tastebuds. This game, my friends, is junkfood. I'm not saying it's bad, but…”
Recommended · Steam review · May 2025 · 4 h played · Report / request removal
Multiplayer & community92% positive · 49 mentions
“This is junkfood. It's tasty. It's nice to have every now and again. There's something satisfying about the crunch, and then the magic flavour dust assaults your tastebuds. This game, my friends, is junkfood. I'm not saying it's bad, but…”
Recommended · Steam review · May 2025 · 4 h played · Report / request removal
Gameplay & mechanics84% positive · 38 mentions
“Apocalypse Party is a 3D top-down roguelike/twin-stick shooter. It blends chaotic bullet-hell combat with absurd character builds and light multiplayer (up to 3 players). Over 500 talents, 60+ weapons, and 20+ ultimates allow wild…”
Recommended · Steam review · Jun 2025 · 4 h played · Report / request removal
Price & value87% positive · 38 mentions
“Apocalypse Party is a 3D top-down roguelike/twin-stick shooter. It blends chaotic bullet-hell combat with absurd character builds and light multiplayer (up to 3 players). Over 500 talents, 60+ weapons, and 20+ ultimates allow wild…”
Recommended · Steam review · Jun 2025 · 4 h played · Report / request removal
Performance & stability72% positive · 36 mentions
“This is junkfood. It's tasty. It's nice to have every now and again. There's something satisfying about the crunch, and then the magic flavour dust assaults your tastebuds. This game, my friends, is junkfood. I'm not saying it's bad, but…”
Recommended · Steam review · May 2025 · 4 h played · Report / request removal
Content & longevity79% positive · 34 mentions
“Apocalypse Party is a 3D top-down roguelike/twin-stick shooter. It blends chaotic bullet-hell combat with absurd character builds and light multiplayer (up to 3 players). Over 500 talents, 60+ weapons, and 20+ ultimates allow wild…”
Recommended · Steam review · Jun 2025 · 4 h played · Report / request removal
Visuals & audio53% positive · 17 mentions
“Apocalypse Party is a bullet heaven that does what every other bullet heaven does: you pick a class with special buffs, you pick some weapons, you level up and look for synergistic talents, and you hope RNG favors you in the run you're…”
Recommended · Steam review · Oct 2025 · 42 h played · Report / request removal
Difficulty & balance56% positive · 16 mentions
“Apocalypse Party is a bullet heaven that does what every other bullet heaven does: you pick a class with special buffs, you pick some weapons, you level up and look for synergistic talents, and you hope RNG favors you in the run you're…”
Recommended · Steam review · Oct 2025 · 42 h played · Report / request removal
Controls & UI53% positive · 15 mentions
“One of the most fun games I've ever played. There's a LOT of content, story mode, endless mode, challenges mode, dungeon mode.... multiplayer option, fantastic weapons with a lot of niche and cursed memes, a ton of passives and talents, a…”
Recommended · Steam review · Jun 2025 · 18 h played · Report / request removal
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