Harrowfield

Hold a boarded-up farmhouse against the dead, one round at a time. Every hit pays: buy guns off the walls, roll the Hope Chest, drink tonics, rebuild the windows and throw the breaker before the night swallows you.

Harrowfield is a first-person survival game by Blendi Bylygbashi, set on one farm on one long night.

The dead climb out of the yard and come for Harrow Farm in rounds that never stop getting worse. They tear the boards off the windows and climb in. Every bullet that lands earns points, headshots pay more, and kills pay most. Spend the points as you earn them: chalk-outlined guns on the walls, doors into the kitchen, the hall and the garage, and the Hope Chest, which rolls a random weapon from the farm's stranger stock and sometimes moves. Hold E at a window to nail the boards back up.

Throw the breaker in the garage and the farm's lights come back on, and so do the four tonic cabinets: Iron Gut for more health, Quick Hands for faster reloads and rebuilds, Hair Trigger for a faster trigger, and Second Wind, which gets you back up once when you go down. Dead zombies sometimes drop power-ups: One Shot, Double Bounty, Full Belt, Batten Down and Shockwave.

Round one is a handful of shamblers. By round eight they are sprinting through every window at once, and the music is no longer on your side. When you fall, the game remembers the furthest round you reached.