Neon Horde: Survivor Roguelite

You have eight minutes. The horde has no limit. Neon Horde is a one-thumb survivor roguelite. Your weapons aim and fire on their own — your job is to read the arena, keep moving, and pick the right upgrade when the level-up lands. DASH OR DIE A real dodge with invulnerability frames. Tap the button or flick the screen and blink straight through a wall of enemies. Most games in this genre never give you an out. This one does. FUSE YOUR BUILD Max a weapon and its partner skill and they fuse into something far nastier. Pulse Bolt plus Power becomes a Railgun that pierces everything on the line. Seven fusions to find, and each one changes how the run plays. EIGHT MINUTES, FOUR BOSSES A boss every two minutes. Survive to the end and the Nemesis comes for you. A full run fits a commute, and losing costs you nothing but time. KEEP WHAT YOU EARN Every run pays out gold for the Armory: permanent damage, health, speed, an extra dash charge, even a revive. A bad run still moves you forward. THE TWO VIDEOS Neon Horde has exactly two ads, and both of them wait on the results screen: one brings your run back, the other doubles the gold it paid out. You tap them or you don't — a run is never interrupted, and skipping both costs you only the extra. Your records and your Armory are kept on the device, so there is nothing to sign in to. Whether those two videos are personalised is a question you answer once, and either answer plays the same game. Every shape and every sound is generated in code when the app opens, which is why it downloads in seconds, runs with the network off, and holds 120 fps on ProMotion.