- August 29, 2024
- Clarity Games
- 10h median play time
Boosted Survivors
Platforms
About
"Boosted Survivors" is a sandbox rogue-like game, where you fight waves of enemies and boost your hero's abilities for complete customization. With 12 starting weapons and spells, tons of upgrades, and legendary items to find, every run is unique. Compete on the global Leaderboard and survive against the horde in this exciting and creative game. Boost, survive, and climb the Leaderboard in this sandbox rogue-like!



- Fun and chill gameplay with a lot of replayability and customization options.
- Great value for the price, offering a satisfying experience for casual play.
- Engaging mechanics that encourage experimentation with different builds and upgrades.
- The game suffers from bugs and crashes, especially when there are too many projectiles on screen.
- Lack of clarity in upgrade mechanics and descriptions, making it difficult to strategize effectively.
- Some balancing issues with weapons and upgrades, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
gameplay
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is described as simple yet satisfying, with a rich variety of mechanics and upgrades that enhance replayability, offering anywhere from 3 to 100 hours of playtime. While the gameplay loop is generally enjoyable, some players have reported performance issues, particularly after recent updates, and a lack of detailed explanations for certain mechanics. Overall, the game is considered addictive and innovative, with unique character boosting mechanics that encourage experimentation.
“Depending on how far you want to go, there's between 3 hours to 100 hours worth of gameplay.”
“Unexpectedly rich gameplay & possibilities!”
“It's been fantastic so far, offering a rich variety of upgrades and mechanics.”
“Last update really made some gameplay lag, especially summon builds.”
“I even disabled the 'blood' effect and it still does not improve the gameplay performance; the FPS keeps dropping and lagging until it eventually crashed my game.”
“Often, there are no explanations for mechanics and options, very much like Path of Exile indeed.”