Embark on an epic saga in Asgard’s Fall, a norse Survivors-like roguelite. Fight your way through hordes of creatures and let the gods feel your relentless wrath.

Entered the Steam 250 weekly chart as a new entry at #10 with a score of 7.57 and an 82% positive rating from 1,303 reviews. Released 9 September 2026.

Key features

1,303 reviews in its first week

Most new entries on the weekly chart sit under 200 reviews. Clearing 1,300 inside seven days means the game found an audience on its own rather than being carried onto the chart by a small, enthusiastic group, which is the more reliable signal.

Norse mythology as a build system, not set dressing

Gods grant powers that shape a run rather than just naming your weapons. In a genre where every game offers the same escalating projectile spread, tying upgrades to a named pantheon gives players a vocabulary for describing builds, which is how survivors-likes build communities.

Priced at $4.99

The price sits under the threshold where a purchase needs justifying, and inside Steam’s two-hour refund window a survivors-like can show almost everything it does. That combination is why the genre keeps producing cheap breakout hits.

Where to find Asgard’s Fall

• Available now on Steam — $4.99

Who made Asgard’s Fall

Soulpotion developed Asgard’s Fall, published by Assemble Entertainment and Sidekick Publishing. You can see their other games on the Soulpotion studio page.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Asgard’s Fall cost?

4.99 dollars on Steam.

Is Asgard’s Fall like Vampire Survivors?

Yes, it is a survivors-like roguelite built around surviving waves of enemies while your character auto-attacks and you pick upgrades between waves. The difference is a Norse pantheon that shapes which upgrades you get.

Who made Asgard’s Fall?

Soulpotion developed it. Assemble Entertainment and Sidekick Publishing published it.

When did Asgard’s Fall release?

9 September 2026. It entered the Steam 250 weekly chart at number 10.