About This Demo

When the night awakens, survival begins.

In Umbra Survivors, you fight your way through a world of shadows, curses, and blazing magic. Thousands of creatures pour in — and you only have one choice: build your setup, grow stronger, descend deeper.
Every run is fast, brutal, and different. Every level-up is a small gambling moment: roll a rarity, pick a card, feel the power.

🩸 Hordes from the Dark

They don’t come one by one. They come as a wave.
Shred massive enemy swarms, hold your ground, kite through the chaos — and stay alive when the screen is full.

🎴 Rarity-Based Level-Ups

A level-up isn’t just “+5% damage.” It’s a decision that shapes your run:
weapons, passive upgrades, and cursed artifacts appear as cards — with rarities that feel like a straight-up JACKPOT.

• Choose from multiple cards every level-up

• Rarities create real high-roll moments

• Stack effects and craft your own monster build

  

  👑 Epic Boss Fights

  When the night wants to test you, it doesn’t send more hordes — it sends bosses.
  Massive attacks, clear patterns, relentless pressure: one mistake is enough. A strong build makes the difference.

  

  🧙 Unlock New Playable Characters

  Survive, explore, and earn your next options:
  new playable characters unlock through progression — bringing fresh runs, different strengths, and new build paths.

⚔️ Key Features

• Action roguelike survival: fast runs, direct combat flow, constant pressure

• Build crafting: weapons + passives + artifacts change every run in a meaningful way

• Rarities: every pull can be a power spike

• Dark low-poly fantasy: clean shapes, grim atmosphere, glowing chaos

• High replay value: “one more run” is guaranteed — because you always go further

🔥 How long can you last before the Umbra swallows you?
Awaken in the darkness. Fight. Grow. Survive.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Umbra Survivors does not use any artificial intelligence during gameplay/runtime.
AI tools were only used as development support (for example for preparation, optimization, or code commenting).
All in-game content (graphics, sounds, text, and code) has been manually reviewed and comes from our own work or properly licensed sources.