Loot RPG · iOS and Android · In development

One-minute runs. Loot you can see.

Prismloot is a loot game of one-minute runs where the drawn item is the star. You descend floor by floor, keep everything that drops, and every piece glows in the colour of its rank.

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The closed beta is open: free, no purchases and limited spots. There is no release date yet.

Automatic combat, a door choice, and the prismatic moment. Recorded from an internal build, with the art still in progress.

What makes Prismloot different

Every drop is a moment

The item is the star: it is drawn big, glows in the colour of its rank, flips like a card with its own sound, and is always compared to what you are wearing.

One minute, one hand

Open the game and you are already descending. Combat is automatic and your weapon's skill fires on its own: you decide at the doors, which show up every three floors, and with your gear. It plays offline too.

Your build comes from your gear

No classes, no talent tree, no levels that grant power. What you wear decides everything: the best piece is the one that fits your school, not the one with the biggest number.

Fair to the player

You keep everything that drops: a run is never lost and a piece is never broken. There are no paid loot packs, and the odds are shown inside the game.

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What it looks like

Screenshots from an internal build. The art is being renewed in batches (the legendaries, for instance, are still missing); music and effects will be redone before launch.

Floor 21: the hero fights two swamp witches and a slime. Below, the health bar, the weapon skill and the combat log. — Automatic combat

The sword fires its skill, “Ember Slash”: an arc of fire that hits several enemies at once. — The weapon skill

An orange beam of light announces a legendary item in the middle of combat. — A legendary drops

A choice between two doors: dust or fire loot until the next door. — Choose a door

The whole screen turns rainbow and a “Prismatic!” banner appears over the combat. — The prismatic moment

Card of the mythic item “Boots of the Descent” with its affixes and a comparison with what the hero wears. — A mythic's card

The hero with ten gear slots on both sides and, below, the rest of the items sorted. — Your gear

Forge screen: forge, reroll an affix or level up an item. Each forge adds 3% to all its stats. — The forge

A table with the probability of each item rank, on a normal floor and on an elite or boss floor. — Odds in plain sight

The codex: the legendaries for each slot and school, collected and still missing. — The codex

Development status

Prismloot is in development. Here is what exists and what is missing, plainly.

Done
Design and combatDeterministic combat, gear, forge and salvage, tested with an economy simulator.
Done
OnlineAnonymous account, progress saved on the server, and depth and collection leaderboards, in the beta.
In progress
Internal buildsTestFlight on iOS and Google Play internal testing on Android.
In progress
Closed betaOpen on iPhone and Android, with 200 spots on each.
In progress
Final art, music and effectsThe art is being renewed in batches: items, monsters, backgrounds and legendaries are in; next, many more item drawings. New music and effects will come after launch.
To do
Store and purchasesNothing is for sale yet.
To do
LaunchNo date announced.

Latest from the devlog

October 14, 2026Design
Run, partie, ラン: what we call a run in six languages
A Prismloot run is called “run” in almost every language of the game. Why we dropped “descent”, what players actually say, and why French is the exception.
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October 7, 2026DesignCombat
The skill now fires on its own: why we removed the button
The weapon-skill button was tapping without deciding anything. We measured it with the simulator and removed it.
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The whole devlog →

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The closed beta is open: free, no purchases and limited spots.