Ninja Survivors: Bloodmoon

The blood moon rises. The seals are broken. Your clan has fallen, and the shogun commands the spirits that roam its ruins. Take up your weapons and fight your way to the source of the curse.
Ninja Survivors: Bloodmoon is a single-player survival action roguelite set in a dark, pixel-art Japan. Gather experience, shape your build and carve a path through enemies that grow more dangerous as the run unfolds.
Build your own arsenal
Mix shuriken, kunai, katana, kusarigama, explosive talismans, fire ninjutsu, lightning seals and smoke bombs. Carry up to four weapons and four passive items, then find the combinations that unlock weapon evolutions. Your weapons attack automatically; aim directional attacks with the mouse or your last movement direction while you focus on positioning and choosing upgrades.
Leave a decoy. Break the encirclement.
Use the substitution dash to slip through enemies, gain a brief moment of invulnerability and leave a wooden decoy behind. When the pressure peaks, collect the Dragon Staff: a once-per-run power that unleashes enormous fireballs for a short burst of destruction.
Fight through eight connected chapters
Travel from a bamboo sanctuary and an ash-covered village through a snowy pass, a flooded monastery, a black-flame forge, a haunted forest and a besieged fortress to the shogun's castle. Each chapter brings its own enemies, hazards, optional trials and boss. Survive 15 minutes to face the chapter's guardian, then defeat it to advance. Illustrated comic scenes connect the battles and reveal the story behind the curse.
Return to the town. Prepare for another run.
Between battles, visit the blacksmith, browse the archive and speak with the townspeople before heading through the gates. Unlock heroes, keep your earned coins and invest in permanent bonuses. Every new run starts with a fresh combat build, and any unlocked chapter can be replayed.
At a glance
• 8 chapters and 8 bosses with distinct attack patterns.
• 3 heroes, 8 weapons, 6 passive items and 5 weapon evolutions.
• Optional trials, elite enemies and a once-per-run Dragon Staff.
• A town hub, illustrated story scenes and persistent unlocks.
• Retro pixel art and a soundtrack blending Japanese instruments, phonk and metal.
• Single-player combat with keyboard and mouse or controller support.