Apocalypse
A downloadable game for Windows
APOCALYPSE
One ball. Endless enemies. How long can you survive?
Apocalypse is an Atari-inspired 2D arcade survival game where you have only one energy ball to defend yourself against increasingly difficult waves of enemies.
Fire your ball, recall it, bounce it off surfaces, collect experience, and choose upgrades to improve your chances of survival. As the waves become more challenging, you'll need to rely on movement, timing, and a little strategy to stay alive.
Features
- Fast-paced arcade survival gameplay
- A single energy ball that can bounce, return, and chain between enemies
- Manual and automatic firing modes
- Unlockable upgrades and abilities
- Increasingly challenging enemy waves
- Boss encounters
- Local high scores and run statistics
- Atari-inspired pixel art and sound effects
About the Prototype
This is an early playable prototype of Apocalypse. I'm releasing it to get feedback on the core gameplay mechanics, difficulty, controls, and overall experience.
Some elements may change in future updates, and there may still be bugs or balance issues.
Controls
WASD — Move
F - Fire energy ball
Q - Recall energy ball
M - Switch firing mode
You can find the full list of controls in the game's Controls menu.
Feedback
If you play the prototype, I'd really appreciate your thoughts. Let me know what you enjoyed, what felt frustrating, and anything you think could be improved.
You can share feedback through the in-game feedback link or the feedback form on this page.
Thanks for playing!
Credits
Music, sound effects, sprites, fonts, and code were created by me.
- Music was made using Bosca Ceoil Blue.
- SFX was made using ChipTone
- Art was made using Aesprite
- Godot Engine was used.
| Published | 2 days ago |
| Status | In development |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Author | inVADDr |
| Genre | Action, Survival |
| Tags | 2D, Arcade, atari, Audio, Godot, No AI, Retro, Sound effects |
| Content | No generative AI was used |
Download
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Development log
- First published prototype2 days ago




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