Auto-combat action roguelite · Android & iOS
Free to play. Google Play notifies you when it launches.
The tusked warlord's horde is taking the realms one by one, from the frozen peak of Meru to the serpent depths of Nagaloka.
The heroes of the ancient Indian Epics answer. Each run is one battle in that war.
Frontline tanks, archers, mages and melee fighters, each drawn from the Epics.
Mace
Bow & Arrow
Twin Swords
Bow & Arrow
Dance Magic
Divine Craft
Staff Mace
Your ultimate fills as you fight.
Tap it. A spell frame opens and the run keeps going.
Draw your hero's sigil to cast.
The Āstra tears through the horde.
Choose a hero, then a realm to fight in.
Your hero attacks on their own. You move, dodge and choose upgrades as the waves grow.
A warning sounds before the boss arrives. The run ends when it falls, not when a timer runs out.
Merge gear and level up weapons and rings.
Yes. It's free to play, with optional in-app purchases. Rewarded ads only play when you choose them.
No. Ilavath is built to play offline.
The global launch is planned for January 2027. Pre-register on Google Play and you'll get a notification when it's out.
Android and iOS. Pre-registration is open now on Google Play.
Between 5 and 15 minutes. Each run ends when you beat the realm's boss.
Pre-register free on Google Play. You'll get a notification when Ilavath launches.