iPhone and iPad

REAPER

Death on a quota. Your light is small, the night is not, and taking the wrong soul costs a heart.

Reaper gameplay: a hooded pixel reaper stands in a small circle of light on a black field, with five hearts, a countdown, and a souls counter along the top edge. — Move to light the dark

The list is short. Keeping to it is not.

You drift through a graveyard you can barely see, with a joystick in one corner and a quota hanging over you. Everything that matters happens inside your light.

The marked

Creatures wearing a skull are due tonight. Tap one inside your light and the scythe takes its soul.

The living

The unmarked are not yours. Reaping one still counts toward the quota, but it costs a heart. Take fewer than three and your hearts return at dawn.

Before dawn

Meet the quota before the clock runs out, or the souls slip away and the night is lost. Five hearts is all you get.

Reaper tutorial card reading THE LIVING, explaining that unmarked creatures are not yours to take and that reaping one costs a heart. — The game teaches the rule before it holds you to it

Every night asks for more.

Night 1

5Souls

1:26

Three marked souls can be out at once. There is room to hesitate.

Night 5

13Souls

2:30

Two at a time from here on, and everything moves a fifth faster.

Night 10

23Souls

3:50

Twenty six creatures crowd the dark and only a handful are yours.

Night 15

33Souls

5:00

The clock stops growing at five minutes. The quota does not.

Every night is built so the quota can be met without touching a single living creature. The margin just keeps getting thinner, and nothing outruns you: creatures are capped at 85 percent of your speed.

See it in the dark.

Reaper title screen: REAPER in large bone-white letters, NIGHT 1 in cyan, the line REAP 5 SOULS, and a BEGIN button. — The night's contract

Gameplay: the reaper stands in a small circle of light beside a gravestone, hearts and a countdown across the top, joystick bottom left. — A small light in a large night

Tutorial card explaining the living: unmarked creatures cost a heart if you reap them. — Four cards, then you are on your own

Records, cloaks, and Game Center

Paused screen with music, sound, and haptics toggles and a resume button. — Pause anywhere, the night waits

Wear something else

Five cloaks. None of them help.

Colorways are a palette swap on the same pixel art, so the cloak changes and the odds do not. All five are free, and the one you pick carries over to every night.

Classic

Blood

Soul

Shadow

Gold

Premium cloaks arrive in a future update.

Nine ways to be remembered.

Achievements and the deepest-night leaderboard run through Game Center. Sign in and they sync. Stay signed out and everything still records on your device.

First harvest

Collect your first marked soul.

Apprentice of death

Complete night 1.

Five nights deep

Complete night 5.

Decade of darkness

Complete night 10.

Merciful

Complete a night without touching the living.

Dark bargain

Complete a night after taking three or more living souls.

By a thread

Complete a night with a single heart left.

The reaper, reaped

Die. Even Death has quotas.

Hundred souls

Collect one hundred souls, all time. The count never resets, however many nights it takes you.

No account. No ads. No tracking.

Plays offline

Every night runs on device. Airplane mode changes nothing.

No sign up

There is no Reaper account, no email field, and no password to forget.

Nothing collected

No analytics, no ads, no third-party SDKs. Your progress stays on your device.

Game Center optional

Decline it and the game never asks again. Local records keep working.

iPhone and iPad

One universal app, landscape, built for touch with a thumb joystick.

iOS 18 or later

Music, sound, and haptics each toggle off in the pause screen.

Dawn is coming either way.

Reaper is out now on iPhone and iPad. Support is open if you need it.

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