One Sentence Premise

Aliens wiped out the surface. Animals fled underground.

Now every wave asks the same question: do you play it safe, or bet everything?

What This Game Is

NO ENTRY: OUR BURROW is a
high-risk, decision-driven Roguelike Tower Defense game.

You command a group of animals forced into hiding,
defending the only remaining burrow entrance against endless alien attacks.

There is no safe strategy here.
Greed, or death.

CORE DECISION

This Is a Game About Whether You Dare to Bet

After every wave, you must choose.

Save and collect interest
Hold onto your caps and grow richer next wave.
If you survive long enough to see it.

Buy power now
Reroll the shop. Chase the skill you need.
Bad luck means total collapse.

Sell old skills to stay alive
When things go wrong, you can sell what you already have—
cheaply—just to afford one last chance to live.

There is no correct choice. Only consequences.

COMBAT CHOICE

Overload Linking: Explode Now, or Rule Later

During combat, animals can enter Overload.
This is not a reward. It’s temptation.

Link and detonate immediately
Connect multiple overloaded animals and unleash a devastating chain attack.
It clears the screen—but afterward, they return to mediocrity.

Hold back and evolve
Let Overload expire naturally.
They’ll be exhausted for a moment, but wake up permanently stronger.

The real question is simple:
Do you survive now,

or dominate later?

UNDERGROUND SURVIVAL

This Is Not a Hero Story. It’s a Desperation Zone.

Beds are limited
Only three beds.
Only three animals rest properly. The rest sleep on hay.

Dubious enhancement methods
No training. Only injections.
Side effects? You’ve already seen them.

Protect the burrow
Once the entrance falls,
everything underground is erased.

ROGUELIKE BUILDS

Every Run Is Another Gamble

• Dozens of animals and absurd skills

• Skill order, economy timing, and Overload decisions reshape every run

• Permanent unlocks outside the run, total reset inside it

How long can you survive?

Final Question

NO ENTRY: OUR BURROW isn’t asking if you can win.
It’s asking—

how much are you willing to bet for victory?