About This Game

Mors: Idle Reaper is a dark idle RPG where you gather resources, create powerful builds, hunt enemies and Rebirth stronger.

GATHER AND UPGRADE

Generate Wood, Stone, Iron, Obsidian, Bloodstone, Mana and Soul automatically, even while offline. Spend them on passive production, Armory upgrades, Magic and permanent bonuses.

HUNT OR CASH OUT

Defeat enemies to grow your Hunt streak and reward bank. Claim your rewards safely or risk everything by continuing toward the next Boss.

Choose your Boss Ante:

SAFE — Normal difficulty and rewards.

BLOOD — Stronger Boss, double rewards.

DEATH — Extreme Boss, greater rewards and better loot.

If you die before claiming, the Hunt bank is lost.

CREATE YOUR BUILD

Collect weapons, armor, rings and amulets with level-scaled stats and randomized affixes. Combine matching equipment for build bonuses.

Items range from Common to Legendary, Mythic and the extremely rare Morscridible tier.

REBIRTH STRONGER

Reset your run to earn Skill Points and permanent multipliers. Unlock Rebirth Skills, new zones, quests, relics, Magic, Boss Chests, Shard upgrades and more.

Enter To Dungeon

Take the risk, survive the challenge, and claim even greater rewards. The more you're willing to risk, the more you can win. Every run is a choice. Play it safe, or bet big and walk away with a fortune.

FEATURES

• Seven automatically generated resources

• Risk-based Hunt and Boss Ante systems

• Five zones with mastery progression

• Randomized equipment and build bonuses

• Daily rewards, quests and weekly challenges

• Minefield-style Dungeon gambling

• Expandable offline progression

• Steam Cloud and Achievements

• Optional CRT and epilepsy-safe modes

• English, 简体中文, Deutsch, Français and Русский

AND THEN... AMO

At Level 1000, Amo will find you.

Defeat it, or surrender your run.

Good luck.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

I only used AI to help with the Steam assets (capsules, banners, etc.) and with some programming systems I was still learning, such as the save system and the rebirth system. I've been developing this game for about 3.5 months, and at some point you have to call it finished. I'm happy with how it turned out, and I hope you'll give it a try. It's designed to be a game you can open for 10–15 minutes a day, make some progress, and come back to later.