Vampire Survivors is a roguelite time survival RPG game with minimalistic gameplay. The supernatural indie phenomenon that lets you be the bullet hell has arrived on mobile! Hell is empty, the devils are here, and there\'s no place to run or hide. Survive as long as you can until death inevitably puts an end to your struggles. Gather gold in each run to buy upgrades and help the next survivor. Mow down thousands of night creatures and survive until dawn! Vampire Survivors is a gothic horror casual game with roguelite and roguelike elements. Your choices can allow you to quickly snowball against the hundreds of monsters that get thrown at you. Test your mettle against the legions of hell using your touchscreen. This wave survival will bring you the edge! Stand against hordes of enemies, exterminate monsters and finish the game as a lone survivor! There is no way to defeat an enemy army without a collection of great weapons. This roguelike game has it all. Cross, garlic, king bible or magic wand? The choice is yours. Upgrade your skills and become a warrior with unlimited potential. Take the most out of this hero survival - battle evil and dangerous hell creatures without mercy!

REVIEWS

I have played so much more of this game on my phone than on PC - it’s like it was made for this format. It’s the type of game that’s perfect for killing a few minutes while you’re in a waiting room, and the progression is really addicting. The retro graphics give it a lot of charm, and I find myself coming back to it constantly. On top of that they made it free? Amazing. The only gripe I have is that if I pause a run, my game will sometimes lose progress if I tab out or switch to another program. I’ve lost quite a few 20+ minute runs because I wanted to answer a quick call, or I had to interact with something other than my phone. It doesn’t happen every time, and sometimes it saves my run for days, but other times I can just have alt-tabbed for a few seconds and it restarts. It’s not enough to cause me to not want to play the game, but it can be frustrating when it happens. At the end of the day, though they gave the game out for free. Without ads. And it has hours of content and progression. So a bug that just makes me play the game a little more isn’t a deal killer by any means.