Turn-based roguelike action drives Jupiter Hell, where every player move triggers enemy responses in a 90s-flavored sci-fi universe. Wield shotguns, chainguns, railguns, or chainsaws against demonic and alien hordes amid CRT monitor glows. Permadeath hits hard-die, and the run ends for good-while procedural levels ensure fresh challenges each time.
Unlock perks to craft builds that withstand lurking threats, pushing survivors toward tougher trials. The ChaosForge team draws from two decades of top-down cosmic-hell roguelike expertise, delivering this spiritual successor to their classic turn-based remake of a 1993 FPS. Hardcore players who crave unguided, punishing runs from the old days find their match here.
Do you miss the good old days when games weren't holding your hand? Then you're in the perfect place. In Jupiter Hell - Action follows your every move. When you act, your enemies act. But when you die. You die for good.
Jupiter Hell lets you become a hero in a classic 90s-flavored sci-fi universe. It's you and your trusty shotgun (or chaingun, railgun or even a chainsaw) against hordes of demonic and alien motherfu***. All to the shine of CRT monitors. Just like in the good old days. But the graphics are much better.
Unlock new perks, test out new builds and try to live through the hell you have ended up in.
Every run is different, thanks to the procedurally generated levels. Earn new perks. Build your character to endure what lurks around the corner. If you manage to survive the Jupiter Hell - you can unlock new challenges. It's not gonna get any easier. Quite the contrary.
it's gonna make you suffer.
Does 20+ years of experience making top-down, cosmic-hell roguelikes sound like a recipe for a hell of a good turn-based roguelike?
ChaosForge team, the developer of Jupiter Hell, gained recognition for creating a That game, the Roguelike" (known now as DRL), a turnbased unmake of a famous 1993 FPS. They built the Jupiter Hell as a spiritual successor to DRL.
