Chop. Fight. Build. Survive the frost.
The snow is deep, the bears are hungry, and your camp is a last hope. Turn it into a stronghold with a crew that works while you're away — and hold out through the night.
Chop, sell, build
Walk into a tree and your axe does the rest. Fill your pack, sell at the Trading Post, and turn logs into a future stronghold. Every building changes as you upgrade it — stone footings, lanterns, gold trim.
Your crew
Hire lumberjacks, hunters, guards, miners and prospectors. Each one has a name, earns their stripes, and becomes a Veteran — then a Legend. Tell each crew how to work: nearest first, split, or chase the best value.
When night falls
Bears raid after dark. Fight by the campfire — it heals you — put archers in the towers and keep the palisade standing. Chargers dash, howlers call the pack, armored bears shrug off hits from the front — and when a blizzard whites out the woods, the hunt gets harder. Survive the night and dawn pays out.
The Den
Beyond the Glacier, something with a crown is waiting. He fights in three phases — and he isn't the last. Beat him, then begin a New Expedition with Legacy that carries into every run after.
It's out now and free: on Google Play for Android phones and tablets, and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
No. Everything that helps you play can also be earned by playing. The Camp Store sells outfits, a Founder's Pack, a tip jar, an Ad-free pass, Double income, and cash, amethyst, diamond, iron and starsteel packs. Prices are shown before you buy; outfits and boosts can be restored on any device, packs are used up when bought. There are no loot boxes and no energy timers.
Only if you want them. After you're knocked out and lose cash, you can choose to watch a short ad to win back half of what you lost. And once a day, for each resource you've found, you can choose to watch one for a daily supply of it (with the Ad-free pass you get those without an ad). Ads never play by themselves, never during a raid, and never in your first 15 minutes. It's a non-personalised ad from Google AdMob — see Privacy.
No. Bearfall plays offline and saves your camp on your device automatically. There's no sign-in. The Camp Store and the optional ad go online only when you use them. Playing together uses your Wi-Fi only, phone to phone.
Bearfall is made for teens and adults (13+), for cartoon fighting with bears. It isn't made for or marketed to young children. Each store shows its own age rating, which can differ by country.
The Player guide: every zone and material, what each building level buys, the bosses, nights, crew, Hardcore and Deathless, playing together, weekly challenges and the Camp Store, with the numbers as of 3.2.6.
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