Ever dreamed of rummaging through dusty bunkers filled with questionable air, hungry mutants, and half-clothed survivors who desperately want your last can of beans? Then welcome to Raiders of the Apocalypse, where oxygen is precious, common sense is overrated, and every trip is a frantic race against that ticking watch on your wrist.
Suit up and explore procedurally generated floors in singleplayer or team up with friends. Pry open locked rooms in search of supplies, weapons, and the occasional terrified stranger. Tread carefully—hostile mutants lurk in the corridors, ready to make you question your life choices. Hurry back before your oxygen gauge dips too low… or things get messy fast.
Expand and improve your own bunker between expeditions. Smash down walls, clear the rubble, and build up your space to store your ever-growing stash of loot. Invest your hard-won Recyclable Materials at the worktable to reproduce valuable gear, then pop a floppy disk into the PC to set your next destination—going deeper means bigger risks, but the rewards might just be worth it.
The deeper you go, the better the loot—and the bigger the danger. With each descent, you’ll face darker halls, more cunning foes, and cryptic clues about the broken world you call home. So grab your sledgehammer, pack enough snacks, and pray that your flashlight doesn’t go out at the worst possible moment. Good luck out there!
fun so far. no clue if its offline or only online, but i like it so far. will update review if needed if its online only. hope dev has a good launch week. interesting graphics too
As a new game (especially an Indie) there is a lot of issues. For starters the lack of variety in the enemies. To my knowledge there is one enemy type "Mutants" which are humans who are angry, while they do pose a threat early on as soon as you get a gun (Magnum or 230p) they become childsplay and only get you off guard or when turning a corner. While this system works early game late game gets quite dull so if more enemy verity was added it would certainly make the game more fun and challenging. Now on to exploration, This game is a rouge-like extractor similar to lethal company or R.E.P.O (Try not to compare them to this game as they are very different and just share similarities) so each level (Bunker) is randomly generated. One of the main issues with this is the environmental dangers which lack character and any level of skill, the 4 i have seen are a bear trap, broken pipe, toxic barrel and exposed wire. The bear trap while a good concept is not done terribly well, you can find ...
Really fun and a cool concept. Extremely underrated game rn.
This has a great idea to it. Being able to bring stuff back to keep or use on your next mission is a great way to keep me happy with finding the new stuff. More should try this game, me and a buddy have been playing it and still aren't done yet.
Raiders of the Apocalypse costs $6.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel Core i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00GHz Graphics: NVIDIA GForce GTX 1050 DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 1 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Raiders of the Apocalypse is available on Windows PC.
Raiders of the Apocalypse has 100% positive reviews from 4 players.
Raiders of the Apocalypse was released on Mar 14, 2025.
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