Rojak Rush reimagines Malaysian salad ingredients as a single-thumb role-playing game inspired by Survivors

Background: The Salad Becomes a Cast

Rojak is a Malaysian and Singaporean fruit-and-veg salad. In Rojak Rush, that name is not just a theme. All six members of the Kampong Rojak crew are named after ingredients in the dish. A hero called Youtiao and another called Nanas may sound like a shopping list, but that is the point. The game takes the plate and turns it into a roster.

Development: A One-Thumb Survivors Loop

Rojak Rush is a one-thumb survivors role-playing game, out now on iOS. The movement system is simple: drag to move. Combat is automatic. Your hero fights on its own against swarms of Veilbound creatures, so the player focuses on positioning and picking upgrades instead of controlling every attack.

The upgrade loop begins at every level-up. Three cards are dealt. You pick new powers, stack them, and evolve them into something much bigger. The structure echoes Vampire Survivors, but the ingredients and characters are built around Rojak.

Latest Progression: Pets, Odds, and Pity

The current progression layer extends beyond the hero. There are pets, 186 of them, summoned with moon charms. Up to three pets can fight beside you, and each has a skill.

The summon system shows the odds for every pet before you spend. It also has a pity-style guarantee: ten summons in a row always include an Epic or better. That gives players a clearer path to building a pet team than a blind pull system would.

At this stage, Rojak Rush is positioned as a mobile survivors game with a food-themed cast, automatic combat, card-based upgrades, and a pet system that combines collection, visible odds, and a guaranteed top-tier outcome after ten pulls.