- Baekgwi: Ink Night Survivor launches worldwide on Android following its iOS release on October 10.
- The solo-developed roguelike features Korean folklore creatures in a striking Joseon-era ink-wash world.
- – Choose from six heroes, unlock 24 weapon evolutions, and awaken powerful Spirit Beasts during runs.
Baekgwi: Ink Night Survivor is now available on Android, bringing its ink-wash visuals, Korean folklore, and roguelike gameplay to more mobile players. Developed by solo indie studio Define You, the game recently launched on Android, following its iOS release on October 10, 2026.
Set in a Joseon-era Korean ink-wash world, the game challenges you to survive waves of supernatural creatures using a simple one-thumb control system. Your weapons attack automatically, leaving you free to move, collect upgrades, and build your character as enemies close in.
Baekgwi: Ink Night Survivor features Korean folk tales and survival battles
Each run lasts eight minutes before the final boss appears. You can combine weapons with support items to unlock 24 different evolutions, while Spirit Beasts such as the Azure Dragon, White Tiger, and Vermilion Bird unleash powerful abilities during battles.
The game features six playable heroes, five elemental schools, and a collection of Korean folklore-inspired enemies. Beyond its standard survival runs, you can explore seven folk-tale chapters featuring stories such as The Magpie’s Gratitude and The Sun and the Moon. Each chapter consists of five connected rounds, with your build carrying over between battles.
You can also challenge the Underworld Tower, which features 70 floors of boss fights, including encounters with the Twelve Zodiac Guardians. Permanent upgrades, treasures, and a codex give you additional goals as you progress.
Alongside the Android launch, update 1.1 introduces the limited-time Night Parade Festival, running until November 9, 2026. You can collect pumpkin lanterns, defeat the festival boss, and earn Halloween pumpkin costumes for all six heroes. The event also includes a festival story, daily login rewards, missions, and a pumpkin shop.
Baekgwi: Ink Night Survivor is free to download on Android and iOS, with optional ads and in-app purchases. You can download it now through the Google Play Store or the App Store.
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