Endless Curse
Dark-fantasy survivors game with ARPG loot, in your browser
A dark-fantasy bullet-heaven where your skills cast themselves. Survive nine-minute runs, loot gear with random affixes and grow stronger in town.
Features
Skills cast themselves
Your basic attack and four skills fire automatically, so every decision is about where you move.
ARPG-style loot
Gear in four rarities with random affixes, and a blacksmith who rerolls the affixes you dislike.
Seven heroes
Start as the Knight or the Sorcerer and recruit five more heroes through the story chapters.
3D or 2D view
A 3D view with lighting and spell effects by default, with a 2D mode for older computers and phones.
How it works
- 1
Move and dodge
Skills fire on their own while you steer through the horde and pull monsters into a tight pack.
- 2
Pick one of three
Each level offers three cards, a new skill, a skill upgrade or a stat boost, and maxed skills can evolve.
- 3
Beat the boss
When the timer runs out the stage boss appears; defeat it to clear the stage and return to town.
About the game
Endless Curse is a survivors-style action game, sometimes called bullet heaven, set in a dark-fantasy dungeon. A run lasts about nine minutes. Your attacks and skills trigger automatically, so the game is about positioning: kite the horde, gather it into a pack and let your skills clear it. Each level-up offers three cards, and a fully upgraded skill paired with the right card evolves into a stronger form. When time runs out, the stage boss arrives.
Between runs you return to a town with a blacksmith, a weaponsmith and jeweler, a mentor for talent trees (three branches per class) and a tavern. Five story chapters, from the Shady Forest to the Burning Crypt, each add their own stage mechanic, such as a shrinking light radius in the cavern or freezing cold away from the fire on the plains. Clearing all five unlocks Nightmare and then Hell difficulty.
What Seriauth built
We built the game in plain JavaScript on Canvas 2D, with an optional Three.js view that renders the same game in 3D with lights, particles and bloom, and falls back to 2D automatically. Heroes are paper dolls whose look changes with the gear they wear. The interface is translated into 11 languages, and the game installs as a progressive web app.
FAQ
Do I need to download or install anything?
No. It runs in Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox on PC and mobile, and you can add it to your home screen to play full screen.
Where is my progress saved?
You play straight away as a guest, and your progress is saved in the browser you play on.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Hold the phone upright and touch anywhere on the screen to bring up a joystick.
Will it run on an older computer?
Set graphics quality to low or switch the 3D view off in Settings to use the 2D renderer.
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