House of the Lost: Revived

Your sister has disappeared into the House of the Lost, and only you can save her. Grab your slingshot and step inside, you're in for the fight of your life.

House of the Lost is a top-down action roguelike dungeon crawler built for players who grew up clearing rooms, dodging traps, and learning from every death. Each run is a new house, a new build, and a new chance to get a little further before the House gets you.

Free to try, and only one purchase to own. Play the first two levels and take down the first boss without spending a cent; then a single unlock opens the rest of the House. No ads, no gacha, no energy timers. Ever.

RANDOM LEVELS
No two runs are the same. Layouts, enemies, and challenges reshuffle every time you play, and the House tests you at every turn.

WEAPON CRAFTING
Survival takes firepower. Combine the weapons and items you find to craft crazy new tools of destruction, and discover combinations that turn a doomed run into a legendary one.

EPIC BOSS BATTLES
The zombies and monsters that haunt these halls are deadly enough, but nothing can prepare you for what's waiting at the end of each floor.

FOUR ENVIRONMENTS
Four distinct environments hide within the House, each with its own enemies, its own challenges, and its own boss to face.

SECRETS GALORE
Walk through walls, track down clues, and unlock the secrets of the House. It may be your only chance at survival.

PLAY OFFLINE
No connection required. The House is always open, on a plane, on the train, or in the dark.

ONE PRICE, THE WHOLE HOUSE
The free download includes the first two levels and the first boss, playable as many times as you like. One purchase unlocks everything else; every floor, every weapon, every secret. No subscriptions, no ads, no in-app currency.

CONTROLLER SUPPORT
If you've got the hardware you can play House of the Lost: Revived with your physical controllers. Retroid Pocket, RAZR, whatever you've got, give it a shot and see if it helps you get a few floors deeper into the house.

Only one question remains: Do you have what it takes to conquer the House of the Lost?