Eternal Onslaught
RanduSoft · 2026 · Action, Roguelike, Action Roguelike, Bullet Heaven, Bullet Hell
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Eternal Onslaught
A vampire-survivors-style roguelike. Pick a hero, pick a weapon, then survive as the screen fills with horrors that have one job: get to you
Bosses arrive every 90 seconds. The Butcher arrives every 5 minutes. Pickups drop, you level up, you pick one of three upgrades, then the screen fills again
A solo dev project by Radu Ursache (RanduSoft)
Eternal Onslaught started as a browser game and grew up into the desktop release you're looking at now
Fun fact: every sprite, every sound effect, and every beat of music in the game is generated from code, no external art or audio assets.
Bosses arrive every 90 seconds. The Butcher arrives every 5 minutes. Pickups drop, you level up, you pick one of three upgrades, then the screen fills again
What you do
- Walk. Aim. Don't get touched
- Pick upgrades each level. Stack weapons, stack passives. Find the build that survives 20 minutes
- Run again with a different hero, different starting weapon, different seed
What's in it
- 6 heroes, each with a different starting weapon
- 6 weapons across 7 levels each
- 11 passives that change how the build plays
- Distinct pixel-art enemies, weapons and bosses
- A procedural soundtrack that escalates with the enemy waves
- Full gamepad support, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch glyphs all native
- Cloud saves across machines via Steam
- 20 achievements
What it isn't
- A roguelite with permanent meta-progression. Every run starts fresh
- A long game. Runs are 5 to 20 minutes
Made by
A solo dev project by Radu Ursache (RanduSoft)
Eternal Onslaught started as a browser game and grew up into the desktop release you're looking at now
Fun fact: every sprite, every sound effect, and every beat of music in the game is generated from code, no external art or audio assets.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
For less than a dollar, this game delivers exactly what it promises: a fast-paced, Vampire Survivors-style roguelike with constant action and surprisingly addictive gameplay. The boss every 90 seconds mechanic keeps the pressure on, and the Butcher showing up every 5 minutes creates those "just one more run" moments that make it hard to quit. I really appreciate that every run starts fresh. There’s no endless meta-progression grind—your success depends on the build you create and how well you play. The variety of heroes, weapons, and passives gives enough room for experimentation, and the short 5–20 minute runs make it perfect for quick gaming sessions. The pixel-art style is clean, performance is excellent, and it's impressive that the game was created by a solo developer. For fans of bullet-heaven roguelikes looking for a cheap, straightforward, and challenging experience, Eternal Onslaught is an easy recommendation.2 found this helpful
Fun simple game :)1 found this helpful
A very chill game, with intuitive rules and addictive heroes
It's a banger for relaxing. Basically, you just choose a character, farm xp, and try to survive the waves. I like that the classes and skills actually require some strategy instead of just mindlessly moving around and those boss timers at 90s and 5m keep things interesting. 10/10
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