- August 26, 2022
- NDOUT
Marine Survivors
Platforms
About
"Marine Survivors" is a survival game where you must fend off alien invasions with varying weapons. Efficient movement, bullet conservation, and collecting EXP gems are key tips for survival. The game currently only supports mouse and keyboard, with each weapon designed for a unique purpose. The developers encourage feedback through the game's Discord server.






- The game has a fun and unique take on the bullet heaven genre, reminiscent of Vampire Survivors.
- The weapon effects are of higher quality, adding a nice visual touch to the gameplay.
- There is potential for future content and improvements, with some players expressing hope for the developer to continue working on it.
- Gameplay is slow and tedious, with short mission lengths that hinder meaningful progression and upgrades.
- The game lacks balance, with many weapons being ineffective and difficulty spikes making it frustrating to play.
- There has been a lack of updates and content since launch, leading to concerns about the game's future and overall value.
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is described as slow and tedious, with significant balancing issues that make early levels frustratingly difficult. While it shows some potential, particularly in comparison to similar titles like Vampire Survivors, many mechanics require reworking and improved localization for a better experience. Overall, it is considered tolerable for an early access release, but further adjustments are necessary.
“The game has slow, but somewhat fun gameplay.”
“I think some other gameplay changes are needed first.”
“Learn how to balance gameplay; the first level on normal difficulty shouldn't be impossible.”
“It may be only early access, but the gameplay is very tedious and does not show the same potential that 'Vampire Survivors' did at its early access launch.”
“The translations need a native speaker's touch, and most of the mechanics need re-balancing, but it's tolerable for a day zero release.”