: Players assemble teams of up to 3 adventurers (from a pool of up to 10 characters) and send them to clear missions automatically.
: The game features over 500 equipment items, 100+ monsters, and a complex system of flasks, enchants, and divine items for endgame min-maxing.
Version is an older build from the game's beta period. Since then, the game has received numerous updates, including a significant v1.3.0.13 update in April 2026 that introduced new item sacrifice mechanics and quality-of-life bug fixes. Lootun on Steam
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: Players assemble teams of up to 3 adventurers (from a pool of up to 10 characters) and send them to clear missions automatically.
: The game features over 500 equipment items, 100+ monsters, and a complex system of flasks, enchants, and divine items for endgame min-maxing. Lootun.v0.7.0.10.rar
Version is an older build from the game's beta period. Since then, the game has received numerous updates, including a significant v1.3.0.13 update in April 2026 that introduced new item sacrifice mechanics and quality-of-life bug fixes. Lootun on Steam : Players assemble teams of up to 3
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