FARLUME: Into the Silent Dark — Roguelite Bullet Heaven

FARLUME is a roguelite bullet heaven — an auto shooter / survivor-like — releasing June 1, 2026 on Steam. Every pixel on screen is drawn live by code with procedural visuals: no sprites, no textures, pure neon geometry. You pilot the last AI ship chasing humanity's final signal through 5 biomes, 16 bosses, and a 25-minute Void Reaper sudden-death finale.

FARLUME launches on Steam on June 1, 2026. The price will be announced at launch.

FARLUME launches on PC (Windows) via Steam with full controller support. No console versions are announced.

Yes. FARLUME has full controller support on PC (Windows) via Steam — Xbox, PlayStation, and generic gamepads are detected automatically. Keyboard and mouse are also fully supported, and every input is rebindable in the in-game settings.

FARLUME is single-player only.

Each run, you pick one of 6 ships and level up by destroying enemies. Choose from 15 weapons that evolve into 14 powerful forms (29 total) and combine with 20 passive abilities and 25 hidden Signal Resonance synergies. Every 3 minutes, an Anomaly Event reshapes the field — Plasma Storms, Vampiric Auras, Dead Zones, Berserk Hordes. Build the Void Corruption meter to trigger Breach for rare loot. Bosses always drop Gold chests. Survive 25 minutes and the Void Reaper appears in sudden-death.

Yes — FARLUME is built for the same loop. If you're searching for games like Vampire Survivors, FARLUME is a roguelite auto shooter / survivor-like with walk-around movement, weapons that fire automatically, level-up choices on every kill threshold, scaling waves, and a 25-minute run length. The differences are the visuals (every pixel is drawn live by code — procedural visuals, no sprites, no textures) and the build depth: 25 hidden Signal Resonance synergies between 15 weapons, 14 evolutions, and 20 passives, plus 16 bosses and a 25-minute Void Reaper sudden-death finale that timer-based survivors don't have.

FARLUME shares the bullet-heaven loop, but every visual is generated live by code — no sprites, no textures, pure procedural neon geometry. Builds revolve around 25 hidden Signal Resonance synergies between 15 weapons, 14 evolutions, and 20 passive abilities. The 25-minute Void Reaper sudden-death and 16 bosses (most hidden until you're strong enough) push run structure beyond timer-based survivors.

FARLUME features 15 weapons that evolve into 14 forms for 29 total weapon shapes, 20 passive abilities, 25 Signal Resonance synergies, 6 ships, 22 enemy types from snipers to gravity orbs, 16 bosses plus the Void Queen finale and a 25-minute Void Reaper sudden-death encounter, 5 biomes from Deep Space to Signal Source, 4 difficulty modes from Easy to VOID PROTOCOL plus an Endless layer and 9 Challenge modifiers, and 2 main endings plus 1 hidden ending.

VOID PROTOCOL is FARLUME's souls-like difficulty. Passive healing is disabled, chests still heal, fragment rewards are doubled, and enemies deal triple damage.

Beyond runs themselves, FARLUME contains 50 Signal Log entries across 5 narrative Acts, 14 goals to chase, 14 unlockable Relics earned via kill milestones, Weapon Mastery milestones for every weapon, VP Badges for every ship, and Permanent Echo Upgrades across Hull, Core, and Drive trees.

FARLUME is built by Güven Aslan, a solo developer (solo dev) based in Munich, Germany. Farlume Studio is the trade name for the project, not a registered company. The game is made with Godot 4.6, written entirely from the terminal — the editor was never opened. The website is made with Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI coding agent), and music and sound effects are generated through code by Claude Opus 4.6. Development started March 28, 2026 on a 2-month cycle to launch.

FARLUME is made with Godot 4.6 — written entirely from the terminal, the Godot editor was never opened. The website is made with Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI coding agent). The in-game music and sound effects are generated through code by Claude Opus 4.6. There are no third-party sprites, textures, or audio assets in the game — every visual and sound is procedural.

FARLUME ships with 10 languages and 13 regional variants on Steam: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, and Turkish.

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