Seven Blasphemies

Seven Blasphemies is a traditional turn-based roguelike about surviving the final days of a cursed world. You move one tile and make decisions one turn at a time, exploring ruined paths, managing scarce resources and choosing which fights to take. The doom calendar advances regardless of your readiness, and when the seventh Blasphemy arrives, the world ends.

The doom calendar

At each dawn, a new Blasphemy may strike. These permanent curses alter the rules of a run and stack with earlier ones: visibility may shrink, healing may weaken or monsters may grow bolder. As you survive longer, the world decays and the systems you rely on may fail.

Classes and monsters

You can choose from six playable classes, each with a distinct playstyle. No class is safe; each faces its own kind of doom. Monsters are mechanically distinct and create different tactical problems, making you decide when to engage, flee or spend a resource.

Survival and death

Grid-based movement and tactical positioning make every action consequential: each turn gives the world a chance to answer. You explore, scavenge and solve problems as they arise, weighing risks while trying to survive. Permadeath makes each run a fresh attempt, and death teaches you more about the world, its curses, its creatures and the risks you can afford to take next time.

A dying world

The game draws on old-school tabletop RPGs and traditional roguelikes, with lethal encounters, resource pressure and a world that does not adjust itself to your comfort. Its minimalist pixel art and limited color palette create a stark apocalyptic atmosphere while keeping the battlefield readable. The seven permanent Blasphemies alter the world, and the doom calendar keeps moving as you fight, scavenge, pray or try to delay the end.