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(version 3.2.6) · November 3, 2026 · Back to Bearfall

🪓 Getting started

Drag anywhere to move. Walk into a tree and your axe chops by itself; walk up to a bear and you fight.

• Pack — 8 at the start. Each Backpack level adds 4.
• Sell — the green SELL ring in front of the Trading Post buys Wood and Meat.
• Vault — Stone, Gold and every other material go to the vault. Sell a stack from the Trading Post's panel.
• Build — stand on a dashed pad to pay for it. Tap a building to upgrade it.
• Heal — stand by the Campfire. 8 HP a second at Lv1.
• The clock — a day is five minutes. Dusk horn at 3:06, raid at 3:36, dawn at 5:00.
• Dawn — repairs every wall and building, heals you 40%, pays $30 + $25 × the night's number (before bonuses).
• Quests — the arrow points at the next one. The house button opens the Camp menu; the gear opens Settings.
• Mercy — no cash is lost to a knock-out on days 1 and 2.

🧱 Materials and zones

Nine materials, one name each. Wood and Meat sell at the Trading Post; the rest wait in the vault.

• 🪵 Wood — $5. Every tree. The Sawmill turns hauled Wood into cash.
• 🥩 Meat — $14. Every bear (a Snow Bear 3, a Star Bear 22). The Smokehouse turns it into cash.
• 🪨 Stone — $12. Frozen Forest, Stone Ridge, Iron Hills, Glacier, Amethyst Reach.
• 🪙 Gold — $80. Stone Ridge, Glacier, Bear King's Den.
• ⛓️ Iron — $100. Iron Hills, a few rocks in the Glacier and the Den. The Bear Prince sheds it.
• 💜 Amethyst — $150. Amethyst Reach, Crown Hollow. The Bear Queen sheds it.
• 💎 Diamond — $500. Bear King's Den, Crown Hollow, Starfall Crater. The Matriarchs shed it.
• ⭐ Starsteel — $700. Starfall Crater. An Ascended boss drops 25 once the crater is open.
• 🔴 Voidstone — $900. Hardcore only: The Void, the Aurora Fields, the Stormcrown.

Those are base prices. Wood and Meat gathered farther out sell for the zone's multiplier (the × below); vault materials sell at one price.

Hardcore adds the Southern Frontier: five zones that cost nothing. Each gate shows on its night and opens once one thing is done.

• The Twin Flakes ×70 — night 100, after the Zombie Matriarch. Stone, Gold; Rime Bears; the Freelance Mine; Snow and Ball.
• The Last Light — night 200, after Snow and Ball. A haven, never raided: a Trading Post that pays double, the Lodge, the Exchange.
• The Void ×90 — night 300, once the Lodge reaches Lv10. Voidstone, Diamond; Rift Bears; the Void Mine; the Void Bear.
• The Aurora Fields ×110 — night 400, after the Void Bear. Amethyst, Diamond, Voidstone; Halo Bears; the Aurora Bear.
• The Stormcrown ×130 — night 500, after the Aurora Bear. Starsteel, Voidstone, Iron; Thunder Bears; the Storm Bear.

Every 15th day the Thaw uncovers four caches of cash, Stone and Gold.

🏕️ Buildings and what their levels buy

Twenty kinds. A dashed pad appears once the building before it stands. Prices below are the game's own, before any discount.

Camp Wall

Bears must break a gate or the wall, and it repairs itself. $300 builds it: 1,200 HP, repairs 6 HP/s.

Past Lv12 the wall climbs the ladder (see below). Each tier is a new look and one ability:

• Lv11 Stone Footing — repairs 50% faster.
• Lv21 Iron Bands — wall health +25%. ($969,000 + 55 Gold + 160 Iron: 85,680 HP)
• Lv31 Spiked Wall — spikes hurt attackers.
• Lv41 Electric Fence — zaps an attacker and jumps to 2 more. ($6.38M + 190 Gold + 420 Iron: 131,289 HP)
• Lv51 Crystal Ward — reflects 10% of hits.
• Lv61 Diamond Wall — shrugs off a night's first hit. ($42M + 820 Amethyst + 420 Diamond: 178,689 HP)
• Lv71 Storm Fence — zaps raiders near it.
• Lv81 Starsteel Bastion — wall health +50%. (233,289 HP)
• Lv91 Wall of Winter — slows raiders near it. Hardcore only. (291,828 HP at Lv100)

Watchtower

Four towers, one a corner, $500 each. A tower shoots any raider, or any bear chasing someone, in range; its guard takes up a new weapon as it climbs.

Between those levels each level adds 8 damage and, to Lv12, 1 m of range. Lv11–30 pay half their Stone as Gold.

Barracks and guards

$3,000 builds it. One guard a level; guards stay out all night and run to help crew near camp by day.

A guard has 160 health. Training (below) raises guards' health and damage to Lv30.

Trading Post and the vault

The SELL ring buys Wood and Meat. The vault keeps Stone, Gold, Iron, Amethyst, Diamond, Starsteel and Voidstone; sell a stack from the panel, with a confirm first.

Then the ladder, +8% a level and a tier ability every ten: Lv11 Shop (sells 10% higher), Lv21 Caravan (away pay +25%), Lv31 Trade House (Iron sells 50% higher), Lv41 Bazaar (Gold 50% higher), Lv51 Amethyst Exchange (Amethyst 50% higher), Lv61 Guild Hall (sells 15% higher), Lv71 Grand Market (Diamond 50% higher), Lv81 Treasury (all income +10%), Lv91 The Exchange (sells 25% higher).

Campfire

Heals you while you stand near it, and raises your health. Lv1: 8 HP a second.

Ladder tiers: Lv11 Hearth (heals the crew too), Lv21 Stone Hearth (you run faster in camp), Lv31 Forge (your damage +10%), Lv41 Brazier Ring (heals farther), Lv51 Spirit Fire (downed crew last longer), Lv61 Beacon (guards hit 20% harder), Lv71 Sun Hearth (heals twice as fast), Lv81 Star Forge (your damage +20%), Lv91 Eternal Flame (saves you once a night).

Sawmill and Smokehouse

The Sawmill turns hauled Wood into cash, the Smokehouse hauled Meat. Collect the pile. Lv1: value +15%, 1.0 a second.

Lumber Camp and Hunting Lodge

One crew member a level. Lumberjacks reach the next zone out at Lv3 and the third at Lv5; hunters hit 8 harder each level (8 at Lv1, 80 at Lv10).

Warehouse

Bigger hauls and piles, and pay while you're away: 8% of your camp's pace, for the hours below. Lv1 ($1,500): crew carry +3, piles ×2, 1.5 hours.

On the ladder the hours keep climbing, half an hour a level to 8 h at Lv14 and about 6 minutes a level after; the tiers add more (Lv21 and Lv51 +2 h, Lv81 +4 h): 24 hours at Lv90. Welcome back collects it.

Great Hall

More income, and a choice of two perks every level; a pick is permanent for the expedition. $5,000 builds it: all income +10%.

Ladder tiers: Lv11 Lodge Hall (all income +5%), Lv21 Stone Hall (dawn pays 25% more), Lv31 Iron Hall (+5%), Lv41 Council Hall (crew health +10%), Lv51 Amethyst Hall (+5%), Lv61 Diamond Hall (dawn +25%), Lv71 Storm Hall (+10%), Lv81 Star Hall (crew health +15%), Lv91 Hall of Winter (+15%). In Hardcore the Hall also holds the Legacy tree and New Game+.

The Bank

A wing of the Great Hall, from Hall Lv3. It keeps part of your cash safe from a knock-out.

• Lv1 Strongroom: $6,000 → 25% of your cash safe.
• Lv2 Stone vault: $20,000 + 40 Stone → 40% safe.
• Lv3 Columned bank: $60,000 + 100 Stone → 55% safe.
• Lv4 Gilded bank: $180,000 + 50 Gold → 70% safe.
• Hardcore — nothing is safe when a fall ends the run; instead the Bank carries 1% (Lv1) to 4% (Lv4) of your cash into your next Hardcore run, capped by run number: the 2nd run $25,000, the 3rd $50,000, the 4th $75,000, the 5th $100,000, the 6th $200,000, the 7th $350,000, the 8th $500,000, the 9th $750,000, the 10th and on $1M.
• Dragon's Hoard — $50M protected at once earns the Gilded outfit.

Town Hall and settlers

Settlers bring camp life: they sing by the fire, throw snowballs and play fetch with the dog. Each brings a choice of two small gifts; the pick is permanent for the run. $9,000 builds it: 1 settler.

Armory and personal upgrades

The Armory sells your own upgrades, and its level caps how high they go. $250 builds it: upgrades up to Lv6.

• Lv2 $500 → upgrades up to Lv12.
• Lv3 $1,140 → up to Lv18.
• Lv4 $2,599 + 60 Gold → up to Lv24.
• Lv5 $5,926 + 250 Gold → up to Lv30.
• Lv6 and on (the ladder, $15,000 at Lv6) → Sharp Edge and Vitality go 5 higher a level: Lv35/30 at Lv6, Lv55/50 at Lv10, Lv105/100 at Lv20.
• Tiers — Lv11 Anvil (upgrades 10% cheaper), Lv21 Iron Rack (your health +10%), Lv31 Smithy (your damage +10%), Lv41 Spark Forge (hits spark to a second bear), Lv51 Amethyst Edge (damage +10%), Lv61 Diamond Edge (1 hit in 10 deals double), Lv71 Storm Forge (you swing 10% faster), Lv81 Starsteel Line (damage +20%), Lv91 Hall of Arms (health +25%).

The Forge — from Armory Lv81, two more lines in its panel: Forge: damage (+2% a rank) and Forge: HP (+3% a rank), 20 ranks each, paid in Diamond and Starsteel only.

Each rank costs 15% more than the one before.

Mines

Each mine stands in its own zone and hires one miner a level, eight at most. A miner carries to the vault.

Training

Each crew building has its own Training track: every level gives that crew +15% health and +12% damage, 10 levels (the Barracks 30). The cash is the building's base times the step below.

• Base — Lumber Camp $400, Hunting Lodge $900, Quarry $1,500, Barracks $2,000, Gold Mine $6,000, Iron Mine $15,000, Amethyst Pit $60,000, Diamond Shaft $150,000, Star Forge $8M.
• Barracks Lv11–20 — $1.2M to $7.2M, with Stone and 150 to 1,600 Amethyst: up to +300% health, +240% damage.
• Barracks Lv21–30 — $8M to $35.4M, with Stone and 60 to 640 Diamond: up to +450% health, +360% damage.

Factories

A crew building with its full crew opens an attachment beside it that makes the crew's material on its own: by day, by night and while you're away. 50 levels in five tiers (Stone, Iron, Iron and Gold, Amethyst, Diamond); output climbs to six times Lv1's.

The cash climbs to 2,000 times Lv1's by Lv50. Wood and Meat go to the Sawmill and Smokehouse; everything else to the vault.

The ladder

Ten camp buildings (Trading Post, Campfire, Armory, Sawmill, Camp Wall, Watchtower, Smokehouse, Warehouse, Great Hall, Town Hall) climb past their old top to Lv100, a new look and one ability every ten levels. What a level asks:

• Lv1–10 — cash, and Stone from the first few levels.
• Lv11 — Gold joins.
• Lv21 — Iron joins; Stone retires.
• Lv51 — Amethyst joins.
• Lv61 — Diamond joins.
• Lv81 — Starsteel. These levels open with the Starfall Crater.
• Lv91 — Voidstone. Hardcore only, with The Void open; Normal stops at Lv90.
• Lv90 crowns a building (the Royal Builder title).

🐻 Chapters and bosses

The quests run in chapters, and a card names each. Normal has 13, Hardcore 14.

1. First Light — the Home Clearing.
2. Teeth in the Dark — the first bears.
3. Beyond the Gate — the Frozen Forest.
4. A Proper Camp — the Quarry, the Warehouse, the Great Hall.
5. The Ridge — Stone Ridge, the Gold Mine.
6. The Iron Hills — the Bear Prince.
7. The Long Winter — the Glacier.
8. The Amethyst Reach — the Bear Queen.
9. The King's Den — the Bear King.
10. The Glacier Matriarch — Crown Hollow.
11. The Last Night — the Zombie Matriarch.
12. The Starfall — the Starfall Crater.
13. The Frontier — Hardcore only.
14. Legacy — Great Hall Lv10, a New Expedition.

Every boss move shows on the ground before it lands.

Bear Prince — the Iron Hills

• 12,000 health, hits for 55.
• Charge — he paws the snow, a red lane shows, then he runs down it. Step aside.
• Plate — a hit from in front does half damage; from the side or behind, full.
• Into a rock, a tree or the fence — stunned 3.5 s with his plate cracked: double damage.
• His fall opens the Glacier and sheds Iron.

Bear Queen — Amethyst Reach

• 36,000 health, hits for 95.
• Spore gas — a purple ring where you stand, then a cloud that hurts every second for 4 s. Step out.
• Cubs — at 66% health left, and again at 33% health left, three Crystal cubs. She runs for 7 s while they come.
• Her fall opens the Bear King's Den and sheds Amethyst.

Bear King — the Den

• 45,000 health, hits for 130.
• Above 66% health left — claws, and a ground slam every 7 s. A red circle shows where it lands.
• At 66% health left — he roars and his cubs come.
• Below 33% health left — enraged: 30% faster, a wider slam every 4 s.
• Ice boulder — keep your distance and he hurls one; a red circle marks where. Step out.
• His fall opens Crown Hollow and the New Expedition.

Glacier Matriarch — Crown Hollow

• 420,000 health, hits for 170. She wakes once the King has fallen.
• Frost Breath — every 6.5 s a blue cone shows in front of her, 10 m long; a second later everything in it is hit hard and slowed. Get beside or behind her.
• At half health left — she calls a blizzard, and breathes every 4.5 s.
• At 66% health left — she leaps off the screen and lands in a burst of ice where a red ring shows; from then on, every 7 s, five red rings round you, a shard in each.
• At 33% health left — she limps away for 3.5 s and nothing touches her; after that every hit she lands heals her a little.
• Her fall frees Crown Hollow's gems and sheds Diamond.

Zombie Matriarch — the Last Night

• 330,000 health, hits for 230. Twenty nights after the Matriarch falls, she raids the camp with the night's bears.
• Rot ring — a green ring round her; inside it you take damage every second.
• The dead rise — while she walks, Risen Bears claw up out of the ground; at half health left she raises the night's fallen too.
• Weak spots — Watchtower shots hit her 3× as hard, and every blow she lands on the Camp Wall costs her 150 health per wall level.
• Dawn — if it comes first she retreats, heals a quarter, and comes back the next night.
• Her fall beats Bearfall. Endless mode begins the next night.

The frontier bosses (Hardcore)

• Snow and Ball, The Twin Flakes — 364,000 and 434,000 health. Snow keeps her distance and fires icicle lines; Ball winds up a dash down a red lane. When one falls the other rages.
• The Void Bear, The Void — 720,000 health under six plates; each plate broken leaves a violet hazard on the ground. From half health left he sinks and rises behind you inside a violet ring.
• The Aurora Bear, the Aurora Fields — 390,000 health. Green above 66% health left: light beams down green lanes. Violet from 66% to 33% health left: two beams, and blinks into a ring by you. Gold below 33% health left: three beams, blinks, and gold pillars that heal him until you break them.
• The Storm Bear, the Stormcrown, the last boss — 880,000 health. Lightning in yellow rings and a wind that pushes you toward them; every 30 s of the fight he hits 12% harder. Finish fast.

🌙 Nights and defenses

Bears raid after dark. Fight by the fire, keep the wall up, and dawn pays out.

• The raid — 1 + 1.25 × the night's number bears, at most 52. Hardcore adds 2 for every New Expedition.
• They grow — each night the raiders have 6% more health and 3% more damage than the night before.
• The Long Night — every 15th night: a red moon, twice as long, half again as many bears streaming in behind a Night Stalker with four times the health. Dawn pays triple.
• Events — by day from day 3: Timber Boom (Wood sells ×2 for 90 s), Hunting Season (Meat ×2 for 90 s), Blizzard (bears 35% slower for 75 s), and after Stone Ridge a Gold Rush (rocks regrow at once for 60 s).
• The Camp Wall — bears must break a gate or the wall; it repairs itself, and dawn repairs everything.
• Watchtowers — shoot any raider, or any bear chasing someone, in range.
• Guards — stay out all night. A guard knocked down in a raid can be got up once a night; a second fall is final.
• Fortify — in the Camp Wall's panel once the wall is at its top, the Matriarch has fallen or Endless is on. Each step adds 5% wall health, Watchtower damage, and guards' health and damage.

Knocked out

• Normal — you lose 25% of the cash the Bank doesn't protect (none on days 1–2).
• Your whole pack drops where you fell and lies there 30 s.
• The crew is shaken for a minute: they walk 25% slower.
• You're up again at the fire. Raids ease off for ten nights after and catch up two a night.
• Lost cash? One short ad wins back half: never in a raid, never in a run's first 15 minutes, at most one in 20 minutes and three an hour.
• Hardcore — one fall ends the expedition (one revive a run, see Hardcore).
• Endless — one knock-out ends the run, in either mode.

👷 Crew

A crew building hires one crew member a level, each with a name. Gatherers sleep inside at dusk; guards stay out.

• Lumberjacks chop and haul Wood. Hunters hunt bears and haul Meat.
• Miners, prospectors, iron, amethyst, diamond and star miners dig and carry to the vault.
• Guards defend the camp at night and run out to help crew near camp by day.
• Crew works, in each building's panel: Closest, Split, or Best value.

Ranks

• Experience — +1 a load delivered, +2 a bear they finish, +3 a night survived.
• Veteran — 40 xp and 7 nights: 10% faster, fighters hit 15% harder, carry 1 more. A silver scarf.
• Legend — 150 xp and 21 nights: 20% faster, hit 30% harder, carry 2 more, 25% more health. A gold scarf.

Danger

• From day 2 a wild bear may go for crew working close by.
• At 0 health a crew member is downed and bleeds out in 12 s.
• Reach them in time, or a guard does, and they're up at 30% health and limp home.
• Nobody in time and they die for good: the building drops a level, and you hire again.
• Night raiders kill outright.

💀 Hardcore and Deathless

One life. A knock-out ends the expedition, and Legacy carries into the next one.

• The badge — the Day pill shows your run number, HC-1, HC-2 and on; past 10 it reads HC+.
• Tougher raids — raiders have 15% more health and 10% more damage, plus 2.5% for each Hardcore run before this one (up to 15%).
• The start — at most $5,000 in cash, plus what the Bank carried. Awards pay at most 15 minutes of income.
• Past night 100 — raids climb steeper, a Night Stalker leads more of them, and a Long Night comes every 5th night.

Legacy

• Stars — a New Expedition banks stars from what the run earned, at most 40 a run.
• Each star — +5% income, +3% damage, +2% speed. Past 20 stars each is worth a fifth; the speed bonus stops at 25.
• Tokens — every star is also a token for the Legacy tree at the Great Hall: four branches (Economy, Combat, Crew, Camp) of ten nodes, the last of each asking 60 Starsteel too, and five deep nodes each bought with frontier tokens.
• Reset to first run empties the bank; outfits stay.

The revive

• The Expedition over screen offers one revive a run, for a short ad (a plain button with the Ad-free pass).
• Not in the run's first 15 minutes, not in Endless, not after a camp overrun.
• It undoes the fall: you're up at the fire with your Legacy as it was.
• Take it and the run is not Deathless.

Deathless

A Hardcore run that beats the Zombie Matriarch with no revive and never hosted a friend. The count is for life, and the rewards are never sold.

• Run 1 — the Deathless outfit (all black, hooded), the Deathless award and the Deathless title.
• Run 2 — the Blackout Axe and the Relentless title.
• Run 3 — the Crimson outfit and the Crimson Warden title.
• Run 4 — the Crimson Axe and the Untouchable title.
• Run 5 — the Ice Trail and the Frostwalker title.

Camp overrun

• At night, with you outside the palisade, raiders at the fire for 8 s put it out.
• 1st — every material in the vault and the queues is gone.
• 2nd — the whole crew dies.
• 3rd — the run ends.

The Frontier

• The Twin Flakes — night 100, the Zombie Matriarch beaten. Snow and Ball pay the Double Trouble title, the Twin Flakes decoration and 3 frontier tokens.
• The Last Light — night 200, Snow and Ball beaten. The Lodge: 20 levels, a perk at Lv5 (a daily caravan load to sell here), Lv10 (daily supplies +25%), Lv15 (Training 15% cheaper), Lv20 (the Freelance Mine's second attachment).
• The Void — night 300, the Lodge at Lv10. The Void Bear pays Void Walker, the Void Shard and 4 tokens.
• The Aurora Fields — night 400, the Void Bear beaten. The Aurora Bear pays Lightbearer, the Aurora Lamp, the Aurora outfit, 5 tokens, and Voidstone +50% for the run.
• The Stormcrown — night 500, the Aurora Bear beaten. The Storm Bear pays Stormbreaker, the Gold Statue, the Stormcrown outfit and 8 tokens. Then Ascension.

✨ New Game+ and Ascension

New Expedition

• At the Great Hall, after the Bear King or Great Hall Lv10: a fresh camp.
• Always kept — outfits, awards, titles, decorations, lifetime stats and the Bestiary.
• Hardcore to Hardcore — also the stars, tokens, the tree and the Bank's carry.
• Twists — every expedition after your first rolls one, with one reroll (Frontier Scout lets you pick): Frozen Spring (no blizzards, raids 40% bigger), Blood Moon (every 5th night a Long Night), Dark Pines (double Wood a chop, bears hide until close), Long Night (nights 40% longer, dawn pays double), Thaw (trees regrow twice as fast, bears 20% faster), Gold Fever (Stone and Gold sell 50% higher, Wood 15% lower), Iron Winter (raids 30% bigger, the wall 30% stronger).

Ascended bosses

• In Hardcore, from your second Hardcore run.
• The Queen, the King, the Matriarch and the Zombie Matriarch return with 1.6× health.
• The Queen — a spore wall: three rings in a line across your path.
• The King — the Prince's charge down a red lane.
• The Matriarch — an ice prison: a ring that hurts and freezes you in place.
• The Zombie Matriarch — a grave call: three graves open and the dead climb out.
• With the Starfall Crater open, each drops 25 Starsteel.

New Game+

• In Hardcore after the Storm Bear, from the Great Hall.
• A new Hardcore run from the start, keeping the Legacy bank, tokens, outfits, titles, awards and stats.
• The run joins your run history and the HC number goes up.

Ascension

After the Storm Bear the night counter becomes Ascension 1, 2, 3 and on. Half the day bar is day, the other half a long night that streams in. One life.

• Ascension 1 — the raid's health ×1.49 and damage ×1.25, on top of Endless's.
• Each step — +18.5% health and +10% damage more: ×1.67 / ×1.35 at 2, ×2.23 / ×1.65 at 5, ×3.15 / ×2.15 at 10.
• A night held — the counter moves on and pays 1 frontier token. A night lost comes again.

🤝 Playing together

Two phones on one Wi-Fi, one camp. iPhone or Android, on the same version.

• Invite — Settings → Play together → Invite, once your camp is 30 minutes old.
• The code — 6 letters, like K7Q-2MX. It shows at once and lasts two minutes.
• Join — your friend taps Join a camp on their title screen and types or pastes the code; it joins at the sixth letter.
• Local Network — iPhone asks once to find devices on the local network. Allow it.
• The visitor brings their own lumberjack: stats, outfit, axe and title.
• They can chop, mine, fight, carry, sell into your cash and vault, collect piles, heal at the fire, repair, and get downed crew up.
• Only the host builds, upgrades, opens gates, buys, or begins a New Expedition.
• Off while together — ads and purchases, for both.
• Bears are no tougher for two, and the visitor's own camp is sealed and untouched.
• Normal camp — the visitor's first knock-out revives them free at the fire in 3 s; the second sends them home, and both players get a 10-minute co-op cooldown.
• Hardcore camp — the visitor has one life: a knock-out sends them home with a 30-minute cooldown for both. A run that ever hosted is never Deathless.
• Frostkin — a title after two hours played together.
• Leaving — Send home (host) and Leave camp (visitor) are in Settings.

📅 Weekly challenges, daily supplies, titles and events

Weekly challenges

Monday to Sunday on your phone's calendar. Four a week: three everyday ones and one big one, with targets set by your stage.

• Clean Sweep — all four done in one week. The first earns the Clean Sweep outfit.
• The chain — Clean Sweeps in a row, Chain 1/8 to 8/8. A missed week starts it again; what was earned stays.

After three chains, every even week pays ten weeks' Stone and Gold.

Daily supplies

Once a day, for each resource you've found, one short ad for about 12 minutes of your camp's gathering (none with the Ad-free pass). From the Camp tab, the title screen's Daily supplies button, or a gate that is short of one.

• A factory's output counts toward its material too.
• Never in a run's first 15 minutes or during a raid.
• With reminders on, the app icon's count is how many are left today.

Titles and awards

• Titles — 47, earned by play, one worn above your head (the Awards tab).
• Gathering awards — at 100K, 500K and 1M of each material, counted for life, each paying cash. The 100K tier gives a title: Woodsman, Quarry Boss, Gold Digger, Pitmaster, Ironclad, Violet, Glitter, Starborn.
• Odd Jobs — eight silly ones (stay in camp 3 days in a row, carry a full pack for 2 days, heal 1,000 by the fire, stand still a minute, walk 10,000 steps, visit 3 zones in a day, slay 25 raiders, slay 10 bears with a full pack). All eight earn the Odd Jobs outfit.
• One hidden award — "???" until earned.

Calendar events

Each runs on real dates, and surviving five nights while it runs earns its outfit.

Boosts

• Stats tab → Boosts: every bonus you have and where it comes from, by group: You, Income, Crew, Camp defence, Next run, Active now.
• "(max)" marks a bonus at its cap.

⚙️ Settings

The gear button. One row each:

• Sound effects, Music — sliders.
• Camera — Near, Normal, Far.
• Battery saver — 30 frames a second.
• Graphics — Low, Med, High.
• Camp Store — opens the store.
• Play together — Invite, from 30 minutes of play.
• Buttons on — Left or Right.
• Joystick — Small, Medium, Large.
• Reduce motion — On or Off.
• Vibration — On or Off.
• Reminders — opt-in, in the app only: one a day, none from 21:00 to 09:00, and they stop after three go unopened.
• Ad privacy choices — where the law asks for it.
• Saving — your camp saves itself every 10 seconds and the moment you leave; on iPhone and iPad, iCloud keeps one camp across both, no sign-in.
• Support details — version, device, save size, graphics quality and your camp's id, with Copy.
• Save & Quit, Community (Discord), Help & legal, Reset game.

🛒 Camp Store

Settings → Camp Store. Everything that helps you play can also be earned by playing.

• Outfits — Forest Ranger, Ember, Arctic. Looks only.
• Founder's Pack — every outfit plus the Founder's Parka.
• Ad-free pass — the knock-out refund, daily supplies and the Hardcore revive with no ad.
• Double income — all camp income ×2, for good.
• 2x production — income, crew and factories ×2 for 2 hours of play; bought again it adds 2 more, up to 10.
• Cash packs — 2, 6 or 15 hours of your stage's income (table below).
• Shipments — Stone, Gold, Iron, Amethyst and Diamond in 2, 6 or 15 hours of that crew's digging; Starsteel in 2 or 6. Each shows once you've found the material.
• Tip jars — Buy the crew a coffee, or dinner. They change nothing.
• Rules — boosts and packs appear after 15 minutes of play; Restore purchases brings outfits and boosts back on any device; packs are used up when bought; nothing is for sale while playing together.
• Earned looks — the earned outfits, axes and the Ice Trail are chosen here too.

Legacy stars raise the cash packs and shipments too. Ads are optional: nothing plays unless you tap Watch.

❓ Questions

I got a new phone, or my camp is gone.

• Your camp saves on your device every 10 seconds and rides in its backup (iCloud on iPhone, Google backup on Android). Restore the phone from it and the camp is back.
• On iPhone and iPad, iCloud keeps one camp across both, no sign-in.
• If iCloud finds a second camp with over two minutes of play the other one lacks, it sets that camp aside and offers it on the title screen; Settings shows it as Other camp, with Switch.
• Still missing? Email [email protected] with your Support details.

My friend's phone asks about the Local Network.

• That is iPhone asking whether Bearfall may find your phone on the Wi-Fi. Joining needs a yes.
• Refused it? Allow Local Network for Bearfall in the phone's Settings and try the code again.

Why don't my Watchtowers shoot the frontier bosses?

• By design: towers fire at raiders and at bears chasing someone. The frontier bosses are yours to fight.
• They keep to their own zones, 5 m inside the fences, out of a tower's reach anyway.

Where does Starsteel come from?

• The Starfall Crater, west of the Bear King's Den, which opens once the Zombie Matriarch has fallen: its rocks, and the Star Forge's star miners and Star Anvil.
• With the crater open, an Ascended boss drops 25 when it falls, and a daily supply of Starsteel joins the others.
• In Hardcore the Stormcrown has Starsteel rocks too. The Camp Store sells Starsteel packs.
• It pays for Lv81–90 of your camp buildings, the Forge's ranks, Sharp Edge and Vitality past Lv40, and the last node of each Legacy branch.

Something missing or wrong? Email [email protected]. A person reads every message.