HeroRush: Endless

HeroRush is a one-finger endless shooter. You drag anywhere on the screen and your squad slides across the road, firing on its own. Monsters walk down at you and never stop coming. You survive as long as you can, then spend the coins you earned and go again. The road is split in two. The left side is where the monsters come; the right side carries portals. Standing in the portal lane earns rewards and kills nothing at all, so every second you spend there is a second the horde keeps walking. That trade is the whole game. Choose your hero before a run - Archer: fast shots in a spread, with critical hits - Mage: slower orbs that splash on impact - Warrior: slow, heavy swings What you do in a run - Drag to move; the squad aims and fires automatically - Shoot open the green, blue and purple portals for clones that fight as their own hero - Chain the orange portal inside its live window to stack a coin multiplier - Dodge the fireballs the castle throws at the road; they arrive in wider formations each time you beat a boss - Bosses arrive on your kill count, not on a timer, and each one you defeat brings a new kind of monster onto the road What you keep between runs - Coins carry over and are never lost on death - Four elements to unlock and equip, up to three at once: fire burns, ice slows, lightning arcs between monsters, poison leaves a cloud on the ground. A volley's total damage stays the same however you mix them, so mixing buys variety, not power - Six skills that apply to every hero: Power, Rapid Fire, Long Shot, Multi Attack, Piercing and Ricochet - A bestiary of the monsters and bosses in the game, and per-hero records of your best runs Ten bosses Mushroom Golem, Ogre, Crystal Spider, Skeleton King, Treant, Minotaur, Ice Giant, Black Knight, Demon Lord and Dragon. Between them they bring five kinds of fight: armour that has to be broken open before the creature can be hurt, two heads guarding different halves of the road, a stun that pins your squad, a body that splits when you damage it, and a flier that owns a moving safe spot. Built for a phone Portrait, one thumb, no tutorial to sit through. A run starts the moment you tap Play. You can pause mid-run for the sound settings or the run's stats, and quitting a run banks the coins it earned rather than losing them. Original artwork and original characters throughout.