Warm Dawn

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About this game

Warm Dawn is a one finger arcade adventure about a small living ember that must rise through the long, cold night and reach the first light of dawn. Hold and drag anywhere on the screen to steer your spark, drift between falling icicles and frost orbs, and gather flames that keep your warmth from fading away.

The longer you survive, the more the world transforms around you. The deep purple sky slowly blooms into orange, gold and rose as your run carries you closer to morning. Glowing auroras drift across the background, sparks trail behind your ember, and every pickup releases a soft burst of light, giving each run a calm but vivid atmosphere.

Five powerful boosts drop into your path during play. Heat Burst refills your warmth in an instant. Frost Shield protects you from a single deadly hit. Star Magnet pulls every flame and coin toward you. Time Lull slows the entire world so you can weave through dense storms with ease. The rare Sun Shard delivers a huge score bonus and a shower of coins all at once.

Coins earned in every run are saved between sessions and can be spent in the in game shop on a collection of stylish ember skins, from the classic Hearth Ember to the cool Azure Wisp, the radiant Solar Crown and more. Equip any skin you own to change the look and glow of your spark, while your highest score, total coins and unlocked items are kept safely on the device.
Guide a tiny ember through the frozen night and ignite a glowing dawn.
Updated on
May 12, 2026

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