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Hurricane Harrison

Out now for iPhone and iPad

Hurricane Harrison

Be the storm. Build your arsenal. Save the world.

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Five-minute runs · Single player · Touch, keyboard, or gamepad

Trailer

The run

Five minutes, start to boss

1:30

Survive the horde

Waves land on a timer that keeps tightening, and elites start mixing in around the first minute. Chain ten kills in four seconds and Blood Lust fires — half again the damage while it lasts. And when the ring closes, hold to become the storm: the Hurricane makes Harrison untouchable for two and a half seconds and tears through everything in the sweep.

Up to 170 enemies at once
Elites: 2.2× health, 3× XP
Blood Lust: 10 kills / 4s
Hurricane: 2.5s untouchable, 30s to recharge

Harrison mid-Hurricane in the hometown: a spinning funnel of wind tearing through a ring of enemies, damage numbers popping on every side

3:00

Build your arsenal

Weapons fire on their own — you steer Harrison. Every level deals three skills, and the ones that feed each other unlock tier-five fusions: Inferno Vortex, Singularity Core, Pinball Apocalypse.

3 skills offered per level
30+ skills across 5 tiers
6 weapons active at once

The level-up screen offering three skill cards: Quickstep Dash, Adrenaline Surge and Improvised Guard

4:00 — Final minute!

The screen goes red, two more waves land at once, and nothing slows down again.

5:00

Defeat the source

Fifteen seconds of warning — THE BOSS IS COMING! — and then the monster behind the horde turns up, with a health bar across the top of the screen and no interest in standing still. Keep moving, wear it down, and the world is cleared for good.

5 bosses, one per world
Stall it out and the boss speeds up
Beat the City to finish the game

The Deconstructor, the City's final boss, looming over Harrison beside the park fountain at the five minute mark

Five worlds

The monsters keep spreading

It starts in Harrison's hometown and works outward. Clear a world's boss and the next one opens on the map.

The hometown: green lawns, a paved road, suburban houses and the corner store

Hometown

Where it all began

Boss — The Reaper

The desert: pale sand, scattered scrub, an adobe trading post and a watchtower

Desert

Heat haze and dry lightning

Boss — Storm Djinn

The jungle: dark overgrown ground, kapok trees and a stilt hut half-buried in green

Jungle

Wet roots and hungry shadows

Boss — Canopy Horror

The city: dark asphalt, neon signage and emergency lights washing across the street

Finale

City

Concrete, alleys, and neon

Boss — The Deconstructor

The ruins under moonlight: broken halls, stone arches and a collapsed tower

Side path

Ruins

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, and the Jungle's temple hides something too. Two treasures, kept forever: Quick Step, a lightning dash through the horde, and the Whip as a starting weapon. Each difficulty earns its own.

Between runs

More than a run

The world map

Clear a boss and the next world opens. The map remembers what you have finished.

Shops & doors

Every run starts at the shop, where the elder is waiting. Run gold buys weapons and potions mid-fight, and some buildings open — a heal, a chest, a free skill.

Arcade scores

Kills, time, level and gold go to a local top ten, with a full stats breakdown of every run. Three initials, arcade style.

Pick your storm

Five difficulties, EASY to NIGHTMARE, each with its own score multiplier and its own map to clear. Or write your own storm: five custom rulesets, every knob exposed. Finishing the City on NIGHTMARE is the game's 100%.

Play your way

A floating stick on the phone, keys on a desk, or a gamepad — the prompts on screen follow whichever you pick up.

Gallery

Screens from the storm

Captured in-engine at the game's native resolution. Select any shot for a closer look.

A full run through the Jungle on a phone — title screen to a new high score: outrunning the horde, levelling up, combo chains, and the table at the end. Sound on.

Harrison as a spinning funnel of wind, tearing through the horde in the hometown — The Hurricane — Hometown

The Storm Djinn rising over the desert sand as the boss fight starts — Storm Djinn — Desert

A dense wave of enemies pressing in from every edge of the screen in the hometown — The final minute — Hometown

Three skill cards offered on level up, one highlighted for selection — Choosing a skill

The opening cutscene: the hometown before the storm, with dialogue on screen — The opening cutscene

The world map showing cleared worlds and the routes still locked — The world map

The difficulty select screen, five tiers from EASY to NIGHTMARE with one highlighted — Choosing a difficulty

The custom difficulty menu: five named rule slots to author your own difficulty — Custom rules — every knob exposed

The Moon Wraith descending on the ruins as the boss fight starts — Moon Wraith — Ruins

App Store

Six things you will do

The screens from the App Store listing. Select any one for a closer look.

Survive 5 minutes — Harrison in the Hometown streets with a horde closing in and the shop behind him — Survive 5 minutes

Level up — the level-6 draw mid-horde: Stormcall, Cryo Pulse or Flame Wake — Level up

Beat the boss — the Reaper's health bar across the top as Harrison kites it through the Hometown fields — Beat the boss

Save the world — the Elder greets Harrison outside the Hometown shop as the story begins — Save the world

Unlock new worlds — the painted world map with Hometown cleared and the Jungle and City still locked — Unlock new worlds

Five difficulties, or make your own — the Choose Your Fate screen from Easy to Nightmare plus a Custom slot — Five difficulties — or make your own

Release

Out now on the App Store

Hurricane Harrison is available now for iPhone and iPad. One price, $1.99 — no in-app purchases, no ads and no account to create.

Buy it once and it is yours on both. Runs are five minutes long and the whole game plays offline.