Hordefall

Hordefall is a horde-building strategy game across eight hand-drawn worlds. Eighty units, 800 levels, and a horde that grows every time something tries to stop it.

It starts with one bite. You're patient zero. Tap a villager, turn them, and watch the infection spread. Every soldier your horde brings down gets back up on your side — so the longer you fight, the bigger you get.

EIGHT WORLDS, EIGHTY UNITS Earth, Mars, Magic, Olympus, Sugarfall, Halloween, Ancient and Brainrot. Each world has its own palette, its own terrain and its own ten-unit roster, drawn from scratch. Robin Hood and knights on Earth. Freeze Rays and War Robots on Mars. Unicorn Riders and Dark Mages in Magic. Titans and Centaurs on Olympus. None of the eighty are reused between worlds.

800 LEVELS A hundred levels per world, and they keep going past the gate that unlocks the next one, so any world can be pushed as far as you want to take it.

SMASH THROUGH THEIR DEFENCES Villages, cities, forts and full strongholds. Break the walls, take the gate, take the planet.

TWELVE ULTIMATES, THREE AT A TIME Claw Storm, Plague, Meteor, Titan, Gold Rush, Freeze, Rage, Swarm and more. You carry three into a fight, so the loadout is a decision rather than a button.

THREE MUTATION TREES Greed, Fury and Hive — coin yield, damage, attack speed, health, movement, ultimate cooldown and duration. Twelve nodes, permanent, and they carry across every run.

BUILT FOR ONE HAND No energy bar. No timers to wait out. Pick it up, spread the infection, put it down. Free to play, with a small banner when a run ends and an occasional skippable video between runs — never during a fight.

How far can you spread?

Hordefall is made by StepX.