$9.99Send Them to Hell Hell's invasion, one more wave
Fight off Satan's demon hordes in a fast, colorful survivors-like where every run stacks upgrades into glorious mayhem.
Is Send Them to Hell worth it?
Send Them to Hell is worth it if…
- you want a survivors-like where movement and upgrade choices matter as much as raw power
- you love chasing that one build that finally breaks the game wide open
- you want short, frantic runs you can share with up to three friends online
- you like demons getting exactly what's coming to them, with a grin on its face
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Builds That Get Out of Hand
Every run is a fresh chance to find a combination that shouldn't be legal. Over 100 items, unlockable Legendary Items, Tomes and a full Perk Tree stack together, so an ordinary demon hunter can end up an extinction-level event. The loop is simple: kill, level up, pick upgrades, and watch the screen fill with effects as your choices compound. One run you find an item in a pig and suddenly you're mowing demons down by the hundreds. When a run ends, you keep what you earned, improve your character, and come back stronger. The question the game keeps asking: how far can you push it before everything falls apart?
Four Ways to Fight Hell
Adventure Mode is the spine: survive five expanding biomes, grow stronger with every run, and finish by taking the fight to Satan himself. When the campaign is done, Endless Mode just keeps the hordes coming and asks how long your build can hold. The Fractured Earth sends you down a floor-based dungeon where each run is another shot at pushing deeper. And the Weekly Challenge hands everyone the same fresh setup to fight over the top spot on the leaderboards. Short runs, different rules, and always a reason for one more go.
Movement Is Your Weapon
Like the best survivors-likes, your weapons fire on their own, so the real skill is where you move and what you pick. Here that matters more than usual: repositioning constantly pays off, and even your sprint doubles as an attack, kicking enemies out of the way as you go. Early on you chip away at demons with your starting kit; later, with the right stack of upgrades, you're zipping across the battlefield sending them back to Hell by the truckload. It's a genre that's easy to dip into, and a good first one if you've never played anything like it.
Bring Friends, Cause Problems
Demons are a lot less intimidating when four heavily armed lunatics show up at once. Online co-op takes up to three friends into the slaughter, and the fun scales with the headcount: everyone stacks their own upgrades, and the battlefield turns into a genuine disaster for Satan's army once the builds start feeding off each other. When the dust settles, you can settle it properly by competing for the high score. Friendship is temporary. Leaderboards are forever.
