Next Fest is live: the free demo now has 21 bosses and 21 elites

Everyone sees the same thing. Except you.

ALL EYES ON ME is in Steam Next Fest until October 26. The free demo is the whole first stage, then THE DEPTH, an endless mode where the rules keep stacking. A descent takes 10 to 30 minutes, and your demo progress carries over to the full game on November 12.

Since our last major update, we've added 26 regular bosses and 33 elite enemies across both campaigns , and reworked combat, progression, performance and the first-run experience for the fest.

More to fight

The demo's Stage I now has 21 regular bosses and 21 elite enemies . The full game's Stage II has 20 regular bosses and 20 elites . Regular bosses are shuffled through a pool within each run, so the larger roster gets its turn before repeating.

Existing boss fights have received attention too, alongside balancing for weapons, evolutions, GAZE, armor, and regeneration. Elites have more room to use their attacks before being wiped out.

Combat and progression

Loot drops, equipment upgrades, Darkroom rewards, and archive progression have been rebalanced. Boss loot now lands visibly before collection, and smaller attack markers are easier to distinguish from enemy shots. Singularity slows enemies instead of pulling them into you.

Performance and a clearer start

Rendering has been optimized for crowded late-game fights. New illustrated tips introduce sector objectives, GAZE, bosses, and route choices when you first encounter them.

The shop, inventory, equipment slots, and challenge menus have also been refined, with better layouts for smaller windows and fixes for longer translated text. The in-run coin display now matches the payout you've earned.

Online conquest in the full game

Defenders now combine attacks from their saved weapon builds, including evolutions. Their weapons use the same visual designs as the player's, with warnings and limited homing that leave room to dodge.

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Thanks for playing and sending feedback. We'd love to hear how your next descent goes.