Planned Release Date: 23 Oct, 2026

About This Game

Dr. Ferrán is close to a cure. The problem is the lab's generators are loud, and the noise draws them in.

Your job is simple: don't let them into the house.

You sweep your cursor across the field and hit everything inside it. At first that's all you've got, and it's enough for a couple of waves. Then it isn't.

Losing is part of the plan

Every zombie drops coins, and you keep them even when the house falls. Between runs you spend them on an upgrade tree with 40+ nodes: survivors shooting from the sandbags, barbed wire, bear traps, mines, barricades, a mortar on the roof, supply crates dropped by parachute... There's no set path. Go all in on the cursor, fill the field with traps, or try something nobody's tried yet.

Every zombie breaks something different

Some run. Some wear helmets and shrug off hits until the helmet flies off. Bloaters burst into bile right on top of your traps, spitters hit you from a distance, and some look harmless until they vault the wire. Every fifth wave brings a boss, and more damage won't solve it.

Crates from the sky

A plane flies over and drops a crate somewhere on the field. You have to go get it. Inside could be incendiary ammo, a frost that stops everything in its tracks, or an airstrike that sweeps the whole map. Save them for when you really need them.

Features

• Short runs: a winning run takes 8 to 10 minutes.

• 25 waves that keep piling on until the screen is covered in zombies.

• 5 bosses, each with its own way of breaking through.

• A wide upgrade tree with no forced unlocks.

• Handcrafted pixel art, with plenty of blood and flying limbs.

• A Zombiary of everything you've killed, plus achievements.

• In 18 languages: English, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Italian, German, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Thai.

And if you make it to the end, the doctor has something to show you.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

AI was only used to translate the game into its different languages, to polish Dr. Ferrán's dialogue in each of them, and to polish the game's description on the Steam page. The original lines were written by us in Spanish.