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How Many Dudes?
Casual
Indie
Strategy
Free To Play
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Mouse Only Option
Playable without Timed Input
Touch Only Option
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing
Steam Timeline

How many dudes does it take to beat up a gorilla? A thousand toddlers? A horse-sized duck? A GOD? Enter the Dude Ranch and find out in this roguelike dudebuilder where you recruit an army of dudes to fight ridiculous battles.

Developers: Butterscotch Shenanigans
Publishers: Butterscotch Shenanigans
Release Date: Jul 30, 2026
Price (USD): $9.74
Current Players: 7.8k

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(95%)
humor
art style
replayability
optimization
difficulty balancing
final boss
auto-battler format
too easy
repetitive
final boss
The general sentiment from the reviews is that the game is fun, addictive, and endlessly replayable with a humorous art style that adds to its charm. While the variety of strategies and optimization for different platforms are praised, some players felt that the game was too easy initially, leading to boredom in early stages. Despite some complaints about repetitiveness and difficulty balancing, the community seems eager for future updates and content, which may enhance the overall experience.

Positive Points

  • Players praised the game's humor and art style, finding it charming and funny.
  • The variety in gameplay and the availability of numerous strategies and combos kept players engaged.
  • The game is highly addictive and offers endless replayability, with many players spending hours on both the demo and full versions.
  • Gamers appreciated the optimization and smooth gameplay experience across different platforms.

    • Negative Points

  • Players found the difficulty balancing to be inconsistent, with some noting that the game was too easy initially, leading to boredom.
  • Criticism was noted about the repetitive nature of the gameplay, with some players feeling that runs took too long and lacked variety.

    • Mixed Points

  • The final boss's difficulty was a point of contention, with players finding it either too challenging or unfair compared to earlier stages.
  • Some players enjoyed the auto-battler format but felt it could benefit from more interactive elements or meta-progression.

    • Common Themes

  • Players universally found the game fun and engaging, with many citing the demo as an effective introduction that led to full game purchases.
  • There is a strong sense of community engagement, with players expressing a desire for more content and future updates.
  • The game's art style and humor are consistently highlighted as standout features, contributing to the overall appeal and enjoyment.
    • Updated 7/31/2026, 12:01:48 AM UTC
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