If you’re a fan of horde survival roguelikes like Vampire Survivors and Halls of Torment, your mobile library is probably going to get a lot more crowded. Both Warhammer Survivors and Booster Pack Heroes have launched on Android and iOS, delivering two new ways to flood your screen with waves of enemies and boss encounters.

We still boot up the genre classics when we need to kill time, but Halls of Torment in particular has become a staple in our benchmarking suite. Having your display choked with monster hordes, overlapping attack effects, and environmental traps demands a lot from mobile hardware, making it an excellent stress test for performance, thermal management, and battery drain over long sessions.

Both new entries are running launch-window discounts. On Apple’s App Store, Warhammer Survivors is down 10% to an introductory price of $7.19 (normally $7.99). Meanwhile, Booster Pack Heroes sees a steeper 30% cut, dropping to $6.99 from $9.99. For those on the Philippine Google Play Store, Warhammer Survivors is currently discounted to ₱504, and Booster Pack Heroes comes in at a more palatable ₱230.30.

We took both games for a spin, and while they both run flawlessly at 60 fps, they offer starkly different takes on the genre. Developed by Auroch Digital — and also available on PC and consoles — Warhammer Survivors brings a recognizable grimdark skin to the bullet-heaven formula. It’s competent, but we found the core gameplay a bit too iterative of Vampire Survivors.

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— Auroch Digital 🚀 (@AurochDigital) November 10, 2026

Warhammer Survivors

We ended up gravitating much more toward Booster Pack Heroes. Created by Funday Games (also on PC and consoles), it injects novel mechanics into the mix. Those additions make the gameplay loop significantly more interesting, ensuring each playthrough demands unique strategies rather than relying on the same tired upgrade paths.

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— Funday Games (@FundayGamesdk) November 10, 2026

Booster Pack Heroes

Perhaps what’s more notable here isn’t just the games themselves, but the release timing. We’re consistently seeing mobile ports launch alongside, or very close to, their PC and console counterparts. Developers are clearly treating mobile hardware with a lot more respect. Just look at the past few weeks: The side-scrolling roguelike brawler Absolum hit Android and iOS on Nov. 5, right on the heels of the native port of Saints Row: The Third Remastered last Oct. 29.

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