TheEmberlingsEndlessGrove - a pixel survival game where you carry fire
TheEmberlingsEndlessGrove is a pixel survival game for iPhone and iPad in which you burn fuel, gather wood and keep a campfire alive. It is free to download, with SPLIT, BURST, Forest Events and coin-bought flame colors and permanent upgrades confirmed. Skip it if you want a game you can start today, since it is only on pre-order ahead of a 31 October 2026 release.
Source: App Store
At a glance
- Release date
- 2026-10-31
- Price
- Free
- Status
- Released
- Languages
- EN
- Platform
- App Store
- Developer
- ESPERANZA AYLEEN GARCIA RASCON
- Store listing checked
- 2026-10-31
On this page

TheEmberlingsEndlessGrove is a pixel survival game built around one job: keeping two fires alive at the same time. You burn nearby fuel to refill your own FIRE, collect wood and carry it back to camp, and the run ends the moment either flame dies. It is not released yet, so nobody has played it and no session length, control detail or supported device list has been confirmed beyond the store entry.
The goal of a watch is to restore the campfire to 60/60. Every trip into the grove trades your own reserves for wood, and the longer you stay out, the less you have left to come home with. The game is free to download and is listed for iPhone and iPad, with English as the only supported language.
What TheEmberlingsEndlessGrove Is and What You Actually Do
A run is a loop of burning, gathering and returning. You stand beside a wood cache while it burns to collect wood, then carry it back and feed the camp to push the fire toward 60/60. SPLIT lets you leave a small flame guarding camp while you explore, and you choose how much FIRE to give up before you go.
Mosslings push toward you as pressure rises, and BURST is the tool the description names against them. Water is an obstacle to route around, so timing and path choice matter more as a watch goes on. The material does not state how long a single watch lasts, and it does not describe the touch controls beyond calling them touch controls.
Release Date and What Is Still Unknown
The store entry puts the release date at 31 October 2026, and the game is currently offered as a pre-order rather than a finished download. The listing shows version 1.0.1, which is the build attached to that pre-order entry. No last-updated date is shown, so there is no way to tell how long the page has been live.
What the pre-order does not tell you is the size of the download, the exact devices that will run it, or whether the 31 October 2026 date will hold. Session length is not stated either. Anyone deciding now is deciding on the description alone, not on a finished build.
Price and In-Game Spending
The game is free to download, and the description names no subscription, no ads and no paid currency pack. Forest Events are explicitly described as requiring no purchase or wager and offering no cash rewards, so the three-reel blessing system is not a gambling mechanic.
Coins are earned in play and spent on flame colors and permanent upgrades, which makes progression the thing money could theoretically shortcut. Whether any purchase exists at all is not confirmed, and the price of individual unlocks is not stated. Treat the free download as the only confirmed cost.
Who It Suits - and Who Should Skip
This suits players who like short, tense resource runs where the map is small and the failure state is immediate. If you enjoy planning a route, deciding how much of a resource to leave behind, and defending a fixed point, the SPLIT and FEED CAMP loop is aimed squarely at you. Offline play and on-device progress saving are both confirmed.