Games Like IJIN: History Survivors

Who's the strongest in history?

Napoleon? Miyamoto Musashi? The First Emperor of Qin? No backstory needed — Napoleon lines up his cannons, Musashi draws his twin blades, and the First Emperor raises the Terracotta Army. The moment you see the name, you know how they fight. Pick one legend, mow down the oncoming hordes, and survive the battlefield! You only move — attacks are automatic. Anyone can be fighting within a minute.

Legends become weapons

Every legend has a signature weapon. Level up, choose upgrades, and raise that weapon until it evolves into a form shaped by its owner's legend. Who you pick changes how you fight; what you pick changes your build — the same legend plays differently every run.

Real history rewrites the battlefield

Battlefields are more than backdrops. At Austerlitz the ice underfoot is slick. At Sekigahara the fog swallows your sight. At the First Emperor's tomb, shattered terracotta soldiers rise as enemies. At Thermopylae, cliffs squeeze the horde into a narrow pass. And on a battlefield tied to a legend, you can recruit that legend — every new battlefield is a door to a new hero.

Survive history, four players at a time

Online and local co-op for up to 4 players. Open a room with a passphrase to play with friends anywhere, or share one screen at home. Each player picks a different legend and stands on the same battlefield. On one screen you can drop in mid-run with one button, and keyboard and gamepads mix freely — history doesn't end until the whole party falls.

Even in defeat, you grow

Lose a run, and your gold and achievements remain. Permanent upgrades make every run stronger, and every enemy you defeat is recorded in the bestiary. Keep playing your favorite legend, forge them stronger, and raise your own strongest.

And all the legends, and all the battlefields, are waiting.

Who's the strongest in history? Settle it on the battlefield.

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