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Drift with the joystick in the bottom corner. Creatures wearing a skull are marked and due tonight. Tap a marked creature inside your circle of light to swing the scythe and take its soul. Meet the quota before the clock runs out and the night is yours.

You reaped a creature that was not marked. The unmarked still count toward the quota, but each one costs a heart. You start every run with five.

Yes. Finish a night having reaped fewer than three living creatures and all five hearts return at dawn. That is the mercy rule, and it is the only way to heal.

The run ends. Rise Again puts you back on night 1 with five hearts. Your lifetime souls, merciful nights, deepest night, and achievements are all kept.

No. Try Again restarts the same night with the hearts you began that night with, so hearts spent on a failed attempt come back.

Two things stop a swing. A creature outside your circle of light cannot be reached, so move closer first. Taps landing on the reaper itself are ignored on purpose, so the scythe never swings at its own bearer when a creature brushes past. Aim slightly away from your own sprite.

No. Creature speed is capped at 85 percent of yours at every difficulty, so anything marked can always be caught. What runs out is the clock.

Yes. Open Profile from the night briefing screen and tap Tutorial. The four cards can be re-read as often as you like.

No. If you decline the sign-in or stay signed out, Reaper never asks again and simply keeps your records on the device. Sign in and the deepest-night leaderboard plus all nine achievements sync to your Apple Account.

On your device only. There is no Reaper account and no server of mine holding anything. Game Center achievements and leaderboard scores live with your Apple Account, under Apple's terms.

Local records do not. Each device keeps its own hearts, cloak choice, and lifetime counts. Game Center achievements and your deepest-night score do follow your Apple Account across devices.

Delete Reaper and install it again. That clears every local record, including the tutorial flag, so the game starts as it did on day one. Achievements already reported to Game Center stay with your Apple Account and are cleared from Game Center itself.

Achievements are earned locally first and then reported to Game Center, so an unlock earned offline appears once you are back online and signed in. If one is still missing after that, email me with the achievement name and the night you were on.

Tap the gear icon in the top corner during a night, or from the briefing screen. Music, sound, and haptics each have their own switch and the choice is remembered.

Haptics need an iPhone with a Taptic Engine. iPad has no haptic engine, so the game skips them silently rather than complaining. Check the pause screen in case the switch is simply off.

No. Every night runs entirely on device. Only Game Center syncing needs a connection, and Game Center is optional.

An iPhone or iPad running iOS 18 or later. Reaper is one universal app, plays in landscape, and uses the full screen.

The game itself is in English. This website is available in English, Slovak, and Czech.

Menus, overlays, and the pause switches carry VoiceOver labels and states. Music, sound, and haptics can each be switched off independently. The night itself is played by sight, so if something specific would help you play, tell me and I will look at it.