Halls of Torment
Chasing Carrots

Halls of Torment is a darker survivors-like: timed horde rooms, Diablo-adjacent class fantasy, auto-attack builds.
What kind of game is it?
Bullet-heaven / survivors-like with a grim palette and hall-based maps.
Who is it for?
For players who love a grim hall where the build is the whole show.
- Loop
- Surviving hordes
- Sessions
- Short sessions
- Progression
- Unlocks between runs
- Players
- Single-player
- Structure
- Roguelite
- Tone
- Dark · Challenging
Game DNA
What playing it feels like, out of 100. Our reading, separate from Steam reviews.
- Progression62
Estimate
- Social18
Estimate
- Session commitment22
Estimate
Key Steam facts
Steam store figures, checked 13 Sept 2026.
2024-09-24
Checked 17 Aug 2026.
Steam positive percent.
Checked 13 Sept 2026.
Checked 13 Sept 2026.
How many people play Halls of Torment?
Estimates from public Steam data, not figures from the studio. Ranges, not exact numbers.
Steam reviews × 25 to 55.
Copies × current price × 50–80% (sales, regional prices). Before Steam's cut, refunds and tax.
Most people playing at the same moment, per SteamCharts.
Peak that month: 419.
Half of 300 recent reviewers played 13.3–58.1 h. 2% under 2 h.
Players over time
Where the players are
Languages of the last 300 Steam reviews. A proxy for regions, not a country split.
- English67%
- Spanish (Spain)5%
- Portuguese (Brazil)5%
- Polish4%
- Simplified Chinese3%
- German3%
Steam data checked 4 Oct 2026
What makes it different?
Presentation and itemization lean ARPG, while the loop stays 'last until the clock'.
Core mechanics
How it scores
The fantasy: Power fantasy and Chaos. Our scores out of 100, separate from Steam reviews.
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Related rankings
Store price checked 13 Sept 2026.
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