Get on Play Store"Kritika Survivor" is a 3D action roguelike game that can be played with one hand, offering a fast-paced and engaging experience. In the game, players battle through randomly generated levels, utilizing an array of skills and weapons to survive. With its pick-up-and-play design, "Kritika Survivor" provides a thrilling and replayable adventure, appealing to both hardcore and casual gamers.
Phone
Android
Mobile Platform
Tablet
Reviews
- The game has a decent concept and incorporates Kritika lore, which is nostalgic for fans.
- Gameplay is addictive and runs smoothly for many players.
- The developers are responsive to issues, providing fixes quickly when problems arise.
- The game frequently crashes, especially during runs, which is very frustrating for players.
- It is heavily pay-to-win, making it difficult for free-to-play players to progress.
- The graphics and controls are unpolished, leading to a lack of enjoyment and clarity during gameplay.
- graphics6 mentions
- 67 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 33 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with some players noting low resolution and outdated visuals reminiscent of early 2000s games. While a few appreciate the graphics and mob variety, many express frustration over performance issues, particularly lag during intense gameplay, and a lack of options to adjust graphic settings. Overall, there is a consensus that improvements are needed to enhance the visual experience.
“It's a great solo survival game, with a good mix of graphics and mob variety.”
“Good game, but you need to update the graphics a bit more.”
“The graphics are decent, but the animation could use some improvement.”
“The graphics have low resolution, and the controls are unintuitive.”
“The graphics and animations don't suit the game.”
- gameplay5 mentions
- 40 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 60 % negative mentions
The gameplay has been criticized for being a rudimentary clone of existing titles like Brotato and Vampire Survivor, with many reviewers noting its lack of depth and innovation. Graphics are described as outdated, and players express frustration with monetization practices and technical issues, such as errors during gameplay. Overall, while some acknowledge that the mechanics are sound, the experience is often deemed boring and uninspired.
“And the gameplay is good and somewhat similar to Survivor.io.”
“But you can tell this was made using pre-existing assets and by maybe 3 people... mechanically it's sound.”
“Gameplay is a rudimentary clone of Brotato, graphics are reminiscent of 2001, greed is insane, the depth of mechanics is non-existent, and daily login rewards provide nothing.”
“Gameplay is not much different from Vampire Survivor; it's very boring, and I always encounter an error in chapter 2 when opening the chest.”
“You can tell this was made using pre-existing assets and by maybe three people; mechanically, it's sound.”
- music1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The music in the game is highly praised, with users expressing a strong affection for its quality and composition.
“I absolutely love the music in this game; it perfectly sets the mood for every scene.”
“The soundtrack is incredible and really enhances the overall experience.”
“The music is so catchy that I find myself humming it long after I’ve stopped playing.”
- monetization1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The monetization strategy involves a monthly button that users can click up to 1000 times, with the requirement to watch ads each time they use the free option, indicating a heavy reliance on ad views for revenue generation.
“I clicked the monthly button 1000 times, and I had to watch ads every time I clicked the free monthly button.”
“The monetization strategy feels overly aggressive, making it hard to enjoy the game without spending money.”
“It's frustrating that progress is heavily gated behind paywalls, forcing players to either grind endlessly or spend real money.”
