Project Requiem: Survival launches on Android and iOS
Black Ice Software released Project Requiem: Survival on Android and iOS, a single-player survival horror set in a collapsing city with auto-aim combat and scarce resources.
Black Ice Software launched Project Requiem: Survival on Android and iOS. The single-player game is available now on the Google Play Store and the App Store.
Project Requiem: Survival places players in a collapsing city overrun by undead. The title focuses on exploration, limited supplies and decision-making; success depends on managing resources and planning routes through levels.
Combat on mobile uses auto-aim, enemy lock-on and simplified controls designed for touch screens. Players must still track ammunition, healing items and limited inventory space as they move through encounters.
The developer built the campaign with atmospheric visuals, detailed environments and lighting intended to create a tense mood. Enemy placement and balance are set to discourage reckless engagement and encourage conservative play.
Black Ice Software clarified the game is not related to Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem. No publisher comments or developer interviews were released with the announcement.
The release follows a trend of developers adapting survival horror mechanics for phones and tablets by using touch-oriented controls while retaining inventory and resource-management systems. Project Requiem: Survival can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and the App Store.







