The planet is grey. Fix it.

Fight pollution, plant trees, and watch the world heal around you in real time.

Play the demo in your browser. If you like it, the full version - 10 maps and 2 game modes - is a free download. Tips appreciated!

Rewild is a short top-down eco-arcade survivor. Pollution monsters pour in from

the edges of the map — smog blobs, oil slicks, plastic wraiths, sludge titans.

Blast them apart, plant trees in the ground you've cleared, and watch the

wasteland visibly recover around you: grey dirt turns green, poisoned water runs

blue, and the Planet meter climbs toward 100%.

-  10 maps, 2 game modes, 4 difficulty levels

-  8 pollution enemy types

each with its own behaviour - plus an in-game gallery with lore and real-world eco-facts for every one you defeat

-  Land that heals in real time

restoration isn't a stat, it's the ground under your feet changing

-  Skill tree meta-progression 

 earn seeds between runs and unlock permanent upgrades

-  Map events, weather and side objectives

 defend the grove, cap the geysers, survive the surge

Controls

Action	Keyboard	Gamepad
Move	WASD / Arrow keys	Left stick
Plant tree	Enter	A/Cross
Jump	Space	B/Circle
Seed burst	E	X / Square
Swap Tree	Q

Your tools fire automatically at the nearest pollution - you focus on positioning, planting and building.

About

Made solo in Godot 4. Rewild is in active development - feedback is very welcome in the comments, especially on difficulty and what you'd like to see restored next.

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Anonymous usage statistics and privacy

Notice version 1 · Updated 22 July 2026

Rewild shares limited anonymous usage statistics by default so PRZSoft can understand whether the game is played, where runs end, how long maps take, and whether updates improve the game. You can turn this off immediately in Settings → Privacy → Share anonymous usage statistics. Turning it off stops later requests and clears local return metadata. Turning it back on starts a fresh anonymous profile.

What is shared

• Game version, demo/full build, and broad platform.
• A fresh random session identifier used only for the current launch.
• Foreground play time rounded to 15 seconds and coarse new/returning and launch-count categories.
• One-time day-1, day-7, or day-30 return milestones.
• Maps started, their order, mode, difficulty, coarse duration, outcome, and a coarse final-restoration band.

What is not shared

No account, name, email, cookie, advertising identifier, persistent player or installation identifier, device fingerprint, precise location, coordinates, input history, save contents, exact restoration curve, damage history, weapons, upgrades, or skill build is sent. Rewild does not use analytics for advertising, individual profiling, cross-service tracking, or decisions about players.

Processing and retention

Microsoft Azure processes temporary records for PRZSoft in West Europe. Session-level records are aggregated and deleted within 48 hours in normal operation, with an alert before 72 hours. Anonymous daily totals are retained for 24 months, with a necessity review after six months. Sanitised operational logs are retained for 30 days. Ordinary network metadata is exposed when a request is made, but Rewild does not add IP addresses or browser identifiers to analytics records and configures monitoring to mask IP addresses.

Your choice and rights

Because Rewild deliberately keeps no persistent server-visible identifier, PRZSoft normally cannot locate a particular person's temporary session. You may still object or ask a privacy question through the contact options on this itch.io page, and you may complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint.