Coming to iPhone
Face the storm. Build your arsenal. Save the world.
Harrison fights through five storm-ravaged worlds in fast, replayable survival runs. Pick up weapons, stack upgrades until they combine, and bring down whatever is standing at the center of the hurricane.
Five-minute runs · Single player · Touch, keyboard, or gamepad
1:30
Waves arrive on a timer that keeps tightening. Around a minute in, elites start mixing into them — more than twice the health, faster, and worth triple the experience.
Chain ten kills inside four seconds and Blood Lust fires: half again the damage for fifteen seconds. Stand still too long and the game notices, and sends more.
3:00
Every gem Harrison walks over feeds the next level, and every level deals three skills to choose from. Weapons fire on their own — the only thing you steer is Harrison.
Take the skills that feed each other and tier-five fusions open up: Inferno Vortex, Singularity Core, Pinball Apocalypse. Each one needs two or more of the skills underneath it, so a fusion is something you build toward rather than something you're handed.
4:00 — Final minute!
The screen goes red, two more waves land at once, and nothing slows down again.
5:00
Fifteen seconds out you get one warning — THE BOSS IS COMING! — and then the thing at the middle of the storm turns up. The Reaper over the hometown. The Storm Djinn in the dry lightning. The Constructor in the city.
Each one has its own attacks and a second phase that opens at half health. Put it down and the world is cleared for good.
Five worlds
It starts in Harrison's hometown and works outward. Clear a world's boss and the next one opens on the map.
Where the storm began
Boss — The Reaper
Heat haze and dry lightning
Boss — Storm Djinn
Wet roots and hungry shadows
Boss — Canopy Horror
Finale
Concrete, alleys, and sirens
Boss — The Constructor
Side path
Old stones under a bad moon
Boss — Moon Wraith
The Ruins branch off the hometown instead of sitting on the main line. You can finish the game without them — but something is buried there.
Between runs
Hurricane Harrison opens with a story, and keeps a few things going outside the five minutes.
A hand-animated cutscene: a boy who could not sit still, a town that needed a hurricane, and the moment Harrison works out that he is one.
Clear a boss and the next world unlocks. The map keeps track of what you have finished and what is still shut.
Gold you pick up during a run buys weapons and potions at the shop, without leaving the fight.
Buildings you can walk into for a heal, a chest, or a free skill. Some of them have something else waiting.
One thing carries between runs for good. Find it once and Quickstep is yours from the first frame of every run after.
Kills, time, level and gold go to a local top ten. Three initials, arcade style.
Gallery
Captured in-engine at the game's native resolution. Select any shot for a closer look.
Release
Hurricane Harrison is being built for iPhone. There is no release date yet — when there is one, it will be announced here first.
TestFlight is not open yet. When the beta opens, a link will appear on this page.
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On the App Store — TBA