A thrilling 2D indie survival horror game with runner elements. You control the reaper, who has to clear the forest of monsters and to accompany the wisp to the next altar during each of the nine levels.

Collect souls and exchange them for potions. Red will refill your health. Green will restore stamina (necessary for running). Orange will give you superhuman strength and allow you to hack enemies with a double force.

If you cannot save souls to buy potions, there is an internal store in the game where you can replenish your soul supplies.

For those to whom our indie platformer survival horror seems yet too hard on a standard difficulty (with a world shrouded in darkness) there is a simplified Easy mode that opens up a lot of visibility.

Achievements
If you want to collect all the achievements, you have to try:
Adept - complete the game on any difficulty;
Master - complete the game on Normal difficulty;
Immortal - complete nine levels in a row without dying;
Maecenas - buy souls in the store for real money;
Death - die in the game in any way.

Complete our new horror on Normal difficulty and open survival mode. Improve yourself in the skill of killing and find out for how long you can hold out against the endless hordes of fiends.

Do not lose sight of your flying speechless companion. Being caught in darkness, you risk to be torn to pieces alive. Look in both directions - in the swamps the reaper loses stamina, and sharpened stakes cause damage to his health.

"With each level, the monsters' strength grows, and the firefly moves faster and faster, also new types of opponents appear."
Features of the enemies of "The Wisp" - game in the horror and survival genres
Some monsters' tricks require a little hint:
- Bees (unlike the clouds of darkness) are scared away by the sickle;
- Prevent the skull from getting behind the reaper or getting too close. It is better to attack it in jump;
- You can dodge projectiles by hitting them with your weapon.

"Complete the creepy horror slasher with elements of survival and do not disappoint the unnamed patron of our reaper!"