Exorcist Survival-Auto Battle

A night in old Joseon. Survive fifteen minutes in a village drowning in ghosts.

■ A survivor game you don't steer

You can drive it yourself if you want. Touch the stick and it hands over control.
Your character is driven by the AI, not by you.
It scans 24 directions, looks up to 1.35 seconds ahead at where the ghosts will be,
throws away every route that isn't safe enough, and runs down the best of what's left.
It kites — circling wide with the horde behind it — on its own.

You do exactly one thing: choose what makes it stronger.
Pick one of three level-up cards, then spend the nyang you carried out on the next run.
This is a game you win with decisions, not thumbs.

Pick the fighting style too: defensive or aggressive.

■ Fifteen exorcists

A mountain hermit, a monk, a state ghost-hunter, a stone haetae, a turncoat goblin,
a shaman, a masked player, a tiger hunter, a herbalist, a street swordsman,
a bier carrier, a great medium, a night watchman, a fortune teller, a star reader.

Each arrives with a trait of their own — the hermit's swift step, the goblin that
grows fiercer the more health it loses, the fortune teller who only aims for weak points.
Unlock them one at a time with nyang.

■ Fifteen weapons, fifteen ultimate evolutions

Talisman shots, a flail, prayer beads, a warding rope, a moon axe, lightning charms,
a pilgrim's trail, frost charms, a binding cord, goblin fire, arrows, thunder charms,
flame charms, a summoning charm, a guardian post.

The axe ricochets around the screen. The cord leaps from ghost to ghost.
The summon fights for you. The post plants itself and hammers everything nearby.

Max a weapon and hold its paired trait, and its ultimate evolution appears as a card.
The flail splits into eight arcs. The beads become the hundred-and-eight.

■ Twenty-two ghosts, twenty special abilities

From lesser spirits and bone ghosts up to the tiger-ghost, the hungry ghost,
the iron-eater, the egg ghost, the fire hound.
The longer a ghost lives, the faster it gets — and new ones appear ahead of you,
so running one way only builds your own wall.

They pull, pin, poison the ground, and strike from far off.
One of them swallows your experience gems whole.
Every ability draws the exact area it will hit. Reading the wind-up is the AI's job;
knowing what's coming and building for it is yours.

■ Two hundred nights, three ways to walk them

The Road — set out with the character and weapon you chose.
Blood Moon — three weapons and four traits are fixed for you. You lose your favourite
build; the reward is 1.5×.
Endless — it never ends. All that's left is how long you last.

Stages run from 1 to 200. The further you go, the thicker and faster they come.
Survive the full fifteen minutes and the lord of that night, the Ghost King, arrives.

■ Training — every run makes the next one stronger

Nyang survives death. At the shrine you raise eight tracks — health, damage reduction,
movement, regeneration, experience, pickup range, weapon power, weapon speed —
and each weapon's power, speed and range on top of that.
The night you couldn't clear yesterday is the one you clear today.

■ Works with no internet

No login, no account, no server. It plays the same in airplane mode.
Everything you earn stays on your device.

■ Korean and English

Switch any time in settings. Weapon and ghost names are translated too.

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· Free to play, with a banner ad at the bottom of the screen.
· Every rewarded ad is optional. You can finish the game without watching one.
· A run costs 1 stamina; stamina refills on its own, one every 30 minutes (max 10).
· No camera, location, contacts or microphone permissions are requested.