What does the town layer do?
The Steam description says that, away from the battlefield, you can “freely decide how to spend your hard-earned cash across a wide variety of meta-progression systems.” It adds that you can “build up your town, strengthen your bonuses, unlock new content — or even put hats on your characters.”
The screenshots show what that looks like: a town view and a set of menus with tabs across the top, with a crystal counter and a medal counter in the bottom-left corner.
Screenshot: © Blacklight Games / Devolver Digital, via the official Steam page.
Which menus are there?
Two sets of tab names appear in the screenshots, so the labels probably differ between builds:
| Screenshot | Tabs shown |
|---|---|
| Set Out and Treasure Shop screens | Base Plan, Soul Lab, Treasure Shop, Set Out |
| Soul upgrade screen | Base Plan, Better Soul, Hat Shop, Set Out, Archive |
We use the labels exactly as they appear in each screenshot. Set Out is where you pick a region such as Arid Wastes and a difficulty level. See the Arid Wastes guide.
What is the soul upgrade tree?
The soul screen shows a node tree with a centre node and branches. A list on the left shows five stat bonuses, with six locked rows below:
- AD +5%
- HP +5%
- ATK SPD +3%
- SPD +5%
- DR +3%
In the screenshot the crystal counter reads 1166 and the medal counter reads 0. We do not know what each node costs, so we do not give totals.
Screenshot: © Blacklight Games / Devolver Digital, via the official Steam page.
What does the hat shop sell?
The Treasure Shop tab shows a grid of hats, each priced in crystals. The prices visible in the first two rows are 100, 150, 300, 350, 500 and 650. The highlighted hat is the Merchant Hat, priced at 150, with the description “+2 Income per turn”. More rows sit below the visible area. A Build button sits at the bottom-right.
We have only seen one hat description, so we do not rank hats. Warcluck’s commander screen shows three hats, covered on the Warcluck page.
Screenshot: © Blacklight Games / Devolver Digital, via the official Steam page.
What are crystals and medals?
Two counters appear at the bottom-left of the town menus: a blue crystal counter and a gold medal counter. The Set Out screen shows 9760 crystals and 34 medals, the soul screen shows 1166 and 0. Crystals are also in the in-run counters, as explained in the how to play guide.
The Level 2 text on the Set Out screen says “collect Medals”, so we think medals come from bosses with curses. We have not confirmed what medals buy.
What is still unknown?
- What each soul node costs and does
- What medals can be spent on
- Which menus the demo includes (the reports mention a demo-only Treasure Shop)
- Whether demo progress carries over, which is not announced (see the demo guide)
Sources and verification
- Steam store page for All Army Attack (the quoted description text)
- Steam Community hub
- Menu text and counters are read from the official Steam screenshots.
Last verified: November 15, 2026.
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