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About This Game

Ten tiers of rarity. Millions of combinations. Uniques that bend an entire build around themselves and dare you to pay for it.

The drop that changes everything is always one kill away, and always one floor deeper than you're comfortable with.

Clear the floor, step through the portal, and the haul is yours for good. Die and it all goes down with you: the character, the levels, everything equipped, every item in the bag.

Spend gold to upgrade a stat, rip one out, or trade it for something better. The wheel spins down your own item, slows, stops one line short of the tier you wanted, sits there, and clicks over.

Your item. Your gold. Your call.

Every new deepest floor you clear earns a point for the Atlas, a passive tree that stays with your account through every death.

Follow a path to its edge and its keystone changes the rules. Jackpot adds three extra items to every slot chest and doubles its odds of a Unique. With Boss Bounty, bosses drop double gold and every elite drops gold. Glittering Hoard doubles the chance of a Unique from ordinary chests.

Every character you lose leaves the next one stronger.

Your stash and your gold are untouchable. The next character inherits every bit of it, then tears back down toward the floor that killed you. Catch-up mechanic with XP multiplied, cleared floors skips, and the gap closes fast.

You're not grinding floor by floor again. You're going back for what you dropped.

The loop that eats your evenings

Survive. Loot. Extract. Gear up. Go deeper.

One more floor. One more roll. One more bag you have no business carrying.

Extract Survivors is in active development. Wishlist it now and be there for the first time you have to choose between the loot and the portal.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Extract Survivors is made by one person.

I use Ai mostly as an optimization tool. The game runs hundreds of enemies, spells and loot objects at once, and Ai helps me with the optimization work that keeps that stable - pooling, batching, profiling, refactoring. Ai also helped me with concept art and UI images and text.