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Mortuus

Fight zombie rounds alone or with friends in a map rebuilt for every run. Explore the free demo and prepare for the full game, coming soon.

Coming soon · Release date TBA

  • Coming soon
  • 1–4 Players
  • 30+ Guns
  • 5 Elements
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Mortuus gameplay screenshot
Image: Steam / Hamuno

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Mortuus Play With Friends: Co-Op Demo and Squad Tips
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Mortuus Play With Friends: Co-Op Demo and Squad Tips

Mortuus play with friends explained: explore demo co-op for up to four players, squad preparation, ammo tips, and teamwork for surviving zombie rounds.

Mortuus Player Count: Steam Demo Stats and Co-Op Guide
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Mortuus Player Count: Steam Demo Stats and Co-Op Guide

Check the Mortuus player count, Steam demo peak, and co-op party size. See what the numbers mean before you download the free demo and play with friends.

Mortuus Gameplay: Beginner Guide to Surviving Rounds
Guide

Mortuus Gameplay: Beginner Guide to Surviving Rounds

Master Mortuus gameplay with tips for finding power, buying ammo, choosing upgrades, and surviving procedural zombie maps solo or with friends in the demo.

Mortuus Solo Guide: Survive Longer and Manage Ammo
Guide

Mortuus Solo Guide: Survive Longer and Manage Ammo

Master Mortuus solo with practical tips for ammo, procedural maps, perks, and Gun Ascension. Plan your next run and survive the zombie hordes on your own.

Mortuus Easter Egg Guide: Hunting the Hidden Ritual
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Mortuus Easter Egg Guide: Hunting the Hidden Ritual

Hunt the Mortuus easter egg with tips for exploring changing maps, managing points, upgrading weapons, and uncovering the ritual that wakes the Mother.

Mortuus Linux Guide: Native Support and Steam Setup
Platforms

Mortuus Linux Guide: Native Support and Steam Setup

Check Mortuus Linux support, native demo launch options, Steam Deck status, and co-op basics. Get ready for changing maps and round-based zombie survival.

What is Mortuus?

Mortuus is a round-based zombie survival FPS developed by Hamuno. Fight alone or with up to three friends, earn points and choose upgrades between waves.

Each run rebuilds the map with changing rooms, corridors and courtyards. Explore for weapons, perks and power while adapting your route to the approaching horde.

Developer
Hamuno
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux
Players
1–4
Full release
Coming soon

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Mortuus Release Date, Demo and Platforms

Mortuus is coming to Windows, macOS and Linux, with the full game's release date listed as Coming soon. A separate Steam demo is listed alongside the main game.

Release Date

Coming soon.

Platforms

Windows, macOS and Linux.

Demo →

The official demo has its own Steam AppID, 5363350, separate from the full game's AppID, 3680170.

Developer

Developed and published by Hamuno.

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Mortuus Beginner Guide

Survive rounds of zombies, spend your points and choose upgrades to keep your run going. Learn the core systems behind opening the map, finding weapons and building strength between rounds.

Round-Based Survival

Fight endless zombie hordes and last as many rounds as you can.

Map Progression

Buy doors, clear debris and find the power switch as you explore.

Weapon Access

Take a gun off the wall or use the mystery box.

Between Rounds

Choose one upgrade from a draft after every round.

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Mortuus Multiplayer and Solo Modes

Face the horde alone or play online with friends in a squad of up to four. Both options put you into round-based zombie survival on a newly generated map each run.

Player Count →

Supports 1 to 4 players.

Online Co-op

Play with friends in online cooperative survival.

Solo

Take on the rounds alone in solo play.

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Mortuus Weapons and Gun Ascension

Mortuus features over 30 guns, with weapons available from walls and the mystery box. Take your gun to the Gun Ascension altar and choose how it gets stronger, repeating the process as long as you can afford it.

Arsenal

Over 30 guns.

Wall Weapons →

Pick up weapons from the walls while exploring the map.

Mystery Box →

Use the mystery box as another way to obtain a gun.

Gun Ascension

Feed your gun to the altar, choose how it improves and ascend it again whenever you can afford another upgrade.

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Mortuus Perks and Upgrades

Buy perks from machines scattered across the map and shape your run with a new upgrade choice after every round. Perks, the upgrade draft and Gun Ascension give you several ways to build strength as the waves continue.

Perk Machines

Purchase perks from machines found throughout the generated map.

Upgrade Draft

Select one upgrade from a draft after each round.

Run Builds

Combine perk purchases, round upgrades and weapon ascension to build differently each run.

Elements →

The game includes five elements.

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Mortuus Maps and Power Switch

Every run rebuilds the brutalist map with a different arrangement of rooms, corridors, courtyards and dead ends. Doors, perk machines, the mystery box and the way out change locations, so exploration stays part of survival.

Procedural Layouts

Rooms, corridors, courtyards and dead ends are generated anew each run.

Doors and Debris

Buy doors and clear debris to open more of the map.

Power Switch

Find the power switch while exploring the changing layout.

Time and Weather

Runs can take place in daylight or at night, in clear weather or a storm.

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Mortuus Enemies, Bosses and the Mother

Zombies chase, cut you off and take alternate routes from the early rounds, with special enemies joining later. Fight through the horde and uncover the hidden ritual that wakes the Mother.

Zombie Behavior

Different zombies pursue you directly, cut off your route or go around.

Lope

A special enemy that runs on its arms.

Skitter

A special enemy that moves across the ceiling.

Dismemberment

Arms and legs come off where you shoot them; shooting off legs leaves zombies crawling.

Bosses and Ritual

The game includes boss fights and a hidden ritual that wakes the Mother.

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Mortuus System Requirements

Check your Windows PC against the minimum and recommended specifications before playing. The minimum calls for 6 GB RAM and 2 GB of storage, while the recommended setup uses 16 GB RAM and a GTX 1660 Super or RX 5600 XT.

Minimum CPU and RAM

Intel Core i3-6100 or AMD FX-6300, with 6 GB RAM.

Minimum Graphics

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti, AMD Radeon R7 260X or Intel Iris Xe, with 2 GB VRAM and DirectX 11.

Minimum OS and Storage

Windows 10 64-bit and 2 GB available storage.

Recommended CPU and RAM

Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600, with 16 GB RAM.

Recommended Graphics

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super or AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT, with 6 GB VRAM and DirectX 12.

Recommended OS and Network

Windows 10 or 11 64-bit, broadband Internet and 2 GB available storage.

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Frequently asked questions

When does Mortuus release?

The full game is coming soon. The separate free Steam demo is available now.

Can I play Mortuus with friends?

Mortuus supports solo play and online co-op for up to four players.

Which platforms support Mortuus?

Mortuus supports Windows, macOS and Linux.

Does the Mortuus map change?

Rooms, corridors, courtyards and dead ends are generated anew each run.

Prepare for Your Next Mortuus Run

Explore the demo, learn the systems and bring your friends.