Horde Hunters is an objective-driven bullet heaven roguelite where you fight through the hordes of hell, build an unstoppable loadout, hire allies, and survive long enough to defeat the final boss.
How does it play?
Pick a character, jump into a dangerous map, and battle massive hordes of enemies while completing missions, collecting loot, leveling up, and upgrading your build. Weapons fire automatically, but you can manually aim your primary weapon for extra control.
Between the chaos, you can interact with buildings, trigger events, hire party members, and use powerful consumable items by pausing the action at the right moment. Every run pushes you to adapt, survive, and become strong enough to face the boss waiting at the end.
Features and content
9 playable characters, each with a unique weapon and ability
75+ weapons and items for creating builds, synergies, and different playstyles
Manual primary weapon aiming for players who want more direct control while the rest of the chaos unfolds automatically
20+ consumables — instant single-use items that can be picked up and saved for the perfect moment
14 maps with short, action-packed runs, typically around 15–20 minutes
6 endless maps with global leaderboards, plus a custom weekly map to compete in
10+ interactive buildings that create new choices and opportunities during a run
Missions, events, changing weather, and procedural maps keep each run unpredictable
5 party members that can be hired to fight alongside you
25 runes that change how your next run plays
40+ power-ups for permanent meta progression
Play your way
Custom difficulty options let you tune the challenge if the game feels too easy or too hard
Adjustable game speed lets you make runs faster and more intense
What makes Horde Hunters different?
Objective-based missions give you more to do than simply survive
Pause-to-use specialty items add tactical decision-making in the middle of the chaos
Hireable party members let you build a small team instead of fighting alone
Interactive maps with buildings, events, weather, and procedural layouts make each run feel different
