Automation Broken
The automation just repeats the first habit in the priority and doesn’t stop even if that item is full. Currently just gathers red berries forever.
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Survive the cold by foraging, hunting, and crafting in this text-based incremental survival game. Each life is short, but every death makes you stronger, allowing you to push deeper into a procedurally generated world. Automate actions and return to a burning fire, even when offline.
✓Incremental survival gameplay
✓Text-based world exploration
✓Procedurally generated environments
✓Action automation
✓Offline progression
✓Roguelike progression system
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What's New in Everburn
1.0.6
September 9, 2026
The berry patch runs out now. You could survive forever on redberries, which meant a lot of first sessions ended without a single death - and dying is the whole point. Every death makes the next body permanently stronger. Now the thicket is picked clean after a while, so your first life actually ends, and you get paid for it. Building something for the first time also banks a little permanent Max HP. Fixed the automation bug where habits would repeat the same job forever instead of rotating through the work you gave them. Fixed a case where food sat unused in your bag while you starved. Thank you to everyone who wrote in - the usage stats added last update showed me exactly where people were getting stuck, and this update is almost entirely built from what they said.
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What is Everburn?
Everburn is a text-based incremental survival roguelike where players must manage a dying fire by foraging, hunting, and crafting. The game features a progression system where each death makes the player stronger for subsequent playthroughs.
How does progression work in Everburn?
Each life in Everburn is short, and death provides learning that makes the player stronger for the next attempt. This roguelike element allows players to push deeper into the game's world with each new life.
Can I play Everburn offline?
Yes, the fire continues to burn and progress is made even when the app is closed. This allows players to always return to a more developed state than when they left.
What is the age rating for Everburn?
Everburn is rated 9+ by its developer, Saif Alesawy, indicating it is suitable for players aged nine and older.
How many chapters are in Everburn?
Everburn features 11 chapters, culminating in a definitive ending. The initial chapters are free to play, with a single purchase unlocking the remainder of the game.
Does Everburn have ads?
No, Everburn is ad-free. The developer explicitly states that there are no advertisements in the game.
What platforms is Everburn available on?
Everburn is currently available on iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by its supported devices list.
When was Everburn last updated?
The latest version of Everburn, 1.0.4, was last updated on August 9, 2026. The game was initially released on July 21, 2026.