Mage vs. Horde

One wizard. One tower. A horde that never stops coming.

Mage vs. Horde is an idle fantasy RPG built for one hand and short sessions. Your mage fires on his own, so your job is the fun part: open chests, judge the loot, upgrade the gear that matters and time your spells when the wave turns ugly.

LOOT THAT ACTUALLY CHANGES YOUR BUILD
Every key opens a magic chest, and every drop is a decision. Equip it, or sell it for gold and keep hunting. Seven drop types cover staff, hat, robe, gem, ring, core and rune, across five rarity tiers from humble Pagan finds to Astromancer relics. Your mage visibly wears what you equip, so a better run looks better.

UPGRADE THE FORGE, IMPROVE YOUR ODDS
Gold goes into the Forge, the Forge tilts the loot table, and better loot pushes you deeper into the horde. It is a tight loop you can feel after a single wave.

SPELLS FOR THE MOMENT IT GETS BAD
Unlock Damage Wave to clear a swarm that has closed in, and Heal Burst to survive the hit you did not see coming. Cast them yourself or leave them on auto and let the mage read the fight.

THREE WORLDS, THIRTY STAGES, BOSS WAVES
Fight through three hand tuned worlds of ten stages each. Minions rush, ranged units chip, tanks soak and kamikazes punish a lazy formation. Every tenth stage is a boss that hits back hard enough to make your build the difference.

BUILT FOR REAL PHONE MOMENTS
Portrait only, one thumb, no tutorial wall. Pick it up in a queue, put it down mid wave, and your progress is saved on the spot. Battles keep running behind every menu, so nothing stops while you shop your inventory.

WHAT YOU GET
- Idle auto battler combat with real gear decisions
- Loot chests, keys and a sell or equip call on every drop
- Seven equipment types and five rarity tiers, from Pagan to Astromancer
- Forge upgrades that improve your drop odds
- Damage Wave and Heal Burst, manual or auto cast
- Three worlds, thirty stages, boss fights on every tenth
- Hand animated mage, enemies and spell effects
- Fast portrait sessions, saves the moment you leave

Roll better gear, hold the line one wave longer, and see how deep into the horde a single mage can get.