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Doodle Survivor - Hard Rules Pack

Survive on scratch paper: pick a nervous doodle, fight waves of geometry foes, and upgrade as you go.

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October 11, 2026
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Windows, macOS
Developer
涂鸦老炮
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About Doodle Survivor - Hard Rules Pack

The Hard Rules Pack for Doodle Survivor unlocks two new rule sets, Hard and Hell, for doodles who already know the drill. Hard ("Pressed too firmly."): enemy HP ×1.6, contact damage ×1.5, spawn interval cut to 70%, up to 140 enemies on screen, 0.5 s of invulnerability after a hit, drops ×0.7.

Hell ("Everything is too close. Not recommended."): enemy HP ×2, contact damage ×2, spawns twice as fast, up to 160 enemies on screen, 0.4 s of invulnerability after a hit, drops ×0.65. Both give you only 1 free revive per run (3 on Easy and Normal). After that you can spend revive credits, up to 4 per run, and every revive asks for confirmation.

Unlocks through Steam ownership with nothing extra to download. Everything already in the base game (Easy and Normal, every character, weapon, wave and the codex) stays exactly as it is and never requires this DLC.

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