Press Kit

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Duskvale: free post-apocalyptic multiplayer survival in your browser – one shared 3D world, no download, PC & mobile. 18+.

Short description (about 100 words)

Duskvale is a free survival game that runs entirely in the browser. All players share the same valley: a village, a barracks, a high valley, a large lake, a motorway. The world keeps running while you are offline, and what you build stays. You scavenge houses, fight or hide from raiders and wolves, build palisades, chests, a forge and solar power, repair wrecked cars and drive them across the valley. Hunger, thirst, cold, rain and radiation are constant enemies, along with day and night and four seasons. Clans of up to six share doors, chests and radio. Duskvale runs without download on PC and phones and is developed by a father and his kid in Austria. German title: Nachwelt. 18+.

Long description

The full feature description is on the itch.io page and in the three guides: Surviving the first night, Playing on your phone, Cars, building and solar.

Fact sheet

Title	Duskvale (international) / Nachwelt (German)
Genre	Post-apocalyptic multiplayer survival, first person, 3D
Platform	Browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari) on PC, Mac, iPhone/iPad and Android – no download, installable as a web app
Price	Free, no purchases, no ads
Players	One shared persistent world for everyone; clans of up to 6; PvP outside the safe zone
Languages	English, German
Age	18+ (violence, blood)
Release	2 November 2026, continuously updated
Developer	Independent: a father and his kid in Austria (Mag. Thomas Barcal, Enzersdorf an der Fischa)
Tech	Three.js in the browser, custom game server, WebSocket; character models by Quaternius (CC0), the rest procedural
Links	play.duskvale.net · duskvale.net/en · itch.io · Trailer on YouTube
Contact	office@duskvale.net

Trailer

Download: Trailer English 1080p (MP4, 90 MB) · Trailer German 1080p (MP4, 90 MB) · English 720p (14 MB) · German 720p (14 MB) · Teaser 10 s square (Instagram/TikTok)

Screenshots

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Logo & images

App icon 512 px (PNG) · Poster 1920 × 1080 · Preview image 1200 × 630 (EN) · Preview image 1200 × 630 (DE)

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Reddit / forum (English)

Title: My kid and I built a multiplayer survival game that runs entirely in the browser – free, one shared world Hi! For the past few weeks my kid and I have been building Duskvale, a post-apocalyptic 3D survival game that runs in the browser with no download – on PC and on phones. Everyone plays in the same valley and the world keeps running while you are offline. Scavenging, building (palisades, chests, a forge, solar power), repairing and driving wrecked cars, rowing boats, raiders and wolves, hunger/thirst/cold, day/night and seasons, clans of up to six with radio. PvP outside the safe zone, with a bounty on player killers. Free, no ads, no purchases. 18+ (blood). Play: https://play.duskvale.net Trailer: https://youtu.be/kOrxDXrdkxQ Beginner's guide: https://duskvale.net/en/beginners.html Feedback is very welcome – there is a feedback button in the game menu.

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Duskvale – free post-apocalyptic multiplayer survival in your browser, one shared 3D world, no download, PC & mobile, 18+. Play: https://play.duskvale.net · Trailer: https://youtu.be/kOrxDXrdkxQ

Background

Duskvale started in late October 2026 as a father-and-kid project. The goal was a survival game you can play instantly without installing anything, that still offers a real, persistent world. Code and texts were largely written with AI assistance; the game design, balance, testing and the many corrections come from playing together. The world is fictional; places and characters have no real-life models.

Last updated: 3 November 2026