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UNSAVED

THE WHITE HORSE · YEAR ONE

Everyone left behind calls themselves the Unsaved. A hundred floors, carved point-down, broadcast live. Read the story, then go down yourself.

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Game: free demo, B001 to B015, Android first · Novel: free to read online

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LIFT READY · FIRST STOP

YOU ARE THE COACH

Unsaved is an auto battle roguelike. Your participant attacks on their own; you choose the skills, the team and the moment to step in. Basement 1 has 1 wave of 1 robot. Basement 10 has 10 waves of 10.

FIGHTERS WHO LEARN

On AUTO they learn when to dodge, take cover and trust their hits. 70 lessons, kept for good.

A LIVE AUDIENCE

Fans cheer, haters heckle, veterans give tips and sponsors make offers. Viewers pay your CREDITS.

BUILD A TEAM

Hire participants on the way down, share items, and bring a knocked-out teammate back.

NO MAGIC

Guns, blades, shields, drones, traps and field medicine. Every skill is gear, training or tactics.

Fighting through a burning forest
A team fight in the facility
The Iron Boar boss
The home screen before a descent

FLOOR DIRECTORY · 100 BASEMENTS DOWN

B001 FACILITY
B006 FOREST
B011 CASTLE
B021 CAVE
B031 SAVANNA
B041 ROCKY
B051 JUNGLE
B061 SWAMP
B071 BEACH
B081 FROZEN
B091 LAVA
B100 RANKER
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Unsaved: The White Horse, Year One cover

THE NOVEL · BOOK ONE

The White Horse

Ian Kim has died twice. Both times, he woke up right back at the beginning.

INVERSUS is a hundred-floor deathgame carved point-down into the desert, broadcast live to two and a half billion people. This time, Ian goes in under a mask and a name that isn't his: Anon.

He only has one real goal left: get everyone he loves out alive.

Prologue[Chapter title] Chapter 1[Chapter title] Chapter 2[Chapter title]
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INSIDE THE TOWER

Anon concept art
ANON
Shadowrider concept art
SHADOWRIDER
Boss concept art
[BOSS NAME]
INVERSUS

One world, told two ways. A hundred floors carved point-down, a broadcast the whole world watches, and the people who go down anyway. The novel tells Anon's story; the game puts you in the coach's chair.