Jericho: Survival Mission

Pixel Game God Studio Corp.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Welcome to Jericho
A vast laboratory complex in the heart of a metropolis. Cut off from the world.
Inside — silence, sealed doors, security systems, and the remains of those who tried to escape… and failed.
You’re not a hero.
You’re just a person trying to reach the end — or die like the rest.

Jericho: Survival Mission isn’t just a game.
It’s a story of isolation, fear, survival — and willpower.
There is no outside world here.
There’s only you — and whatever lurks within the complex.

Gameplay you won’t want to put down
• Top-down view — a mix of control and creeping panic
• Constant resource scarcity
• Numerous enemies, traps, and restricted zones
• Quests, objectives, and a critical main mission
• Tactical survival — you choose where and how to stay alive

Die or strategize
You won’t win by brute force.
Jericho is about calculation and planning.
Place mines in chokepoints. Avoid direct conflict. Block enemy paths.
Learn to anticipate enemy behavior — or they’ll find you first.

Designed for mobile
• Supports a wide range of devices
• Intuitive touch controls
• Optimized for smooth performance and clean visuals
• Smart streaming and loading for seamless gameplay

Roguelike at its core — death is part of the path
Did you fail? Start over.
But now… you know what to fear.
You know where to look.
You know what not to do.

Atmosphere that pulls you in
Footsteps in the hallway.
A flickering light.
The silence just around the corner.
And a sudden creak that makes your heart stop.
Jericho doesn’t scare you with jump scares.
It scares you with what might happen.
It makes you fear the silence itself.

If you're a fan of Resident Evil, Alien: Isolation, Darkwood, or Endoparasitic — this game is for you. Try Jericho: Survival Mission and see what you're capable of when there's no way out.

Ratings and reviews

Aiming is similar like you're playing RE5 DLC "Lost in Nightmares'" tank/classic mode controls, which doesn't feel right to me. However, I did enjoy the dark, creepy, and silent atmosphere that this game offers! It is a top down, twin stick shooter w/o auto aim and auto fire and you can rotate the camera to see your surroundings. Camera rotation's sensitivity feels somewhat low, to me, and also feels like it is closer to the center of the screen then to the right side.

Super cool idea but the controls make this game unplayable at the moment. They aren't very smooth, you can't customize your HUD at all, and the fact that you control aim and your camera views separately ruins the game for me. (gamepad support would be a game changer, also aim assist would be a big help!) Edit: Changing to 4* since you replied to my review and you're a team of 2(: Get the controls worked out and updated so I can try it out more!

Seems fun, graphics are good, UI and controls however are awful. Trying to aim is like I'm driving a M4 Sherman tank. As I'm attempting to locate the correct azimuth to make my flashlight illuminate the room, a small paraplegic zombie has crawled its way over and begun feeding upon my bone marrow. EDIT: I respect the developers, they're very interactive and listen. I'm impressed! It seems like a love letter to old RE games, I hope it grows well and wish the devs luck! 🔥💯🤙

What’s new

What’s New in v1.30
• Game now localized into 19 languages worldwide.
• Major improvements to aiming and camera controls: smoother auto-aim, target tracking, and optional camera lock behind the character.
• Enhanced input settings — adjust aim sensitivity, brightness, and contrast.
• Added automatic graphics driver selection (Vulkan / OpenGL).
• Smarter monster AI with improved navigation and door interaction.
• Numerous bug fixes and performance tweaks.