Sobreviva

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Sobreviva is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by Marafigo Games and was released on August 23, 2017. It received undefined reviews from critics.

Awaken the COMPETITOR inside you! Destroy enemies with your strategy and skills on an island that floats in the sky.

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graphics3 negative mentions

The gameplay itself is enjoyable and has potential.
The game is relatively cheap at $1 USD, making it accessible.
The concept of the game shows a good idea that could be developed further.

The graphics are poorly made, resembling a low-quality 3D game from the 1990s.
The game suffers from significant technical defects, including lack of resolution options and uncustomizable controls.
There is a severe lack of player interest, with an all-time peak player count of only one.

graphics
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The graphics in Sobreviva are poorly executed, making it difficult for players to discern the game's fantasy theme. Users have noted a lack of resolution options and meaningful graphics settings, contributing to an overall negative visual experience.
- “Sobreviva is a poorly made Brazilian third-person arena shooter/brawler with a fantasy theme (I think, the graphics are so bad it's hard to tell) where you fight bots for no real reason. This game is so lacking that there's no joy in any of it.”
- “There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks.”
- “The graphics are outdated and lack detail, making it difficult to immerse myself in the game world.”
gameplay
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While the gameplay is generally well-received, with solid mechanics, many users feel that the game's visual style is lacking and gives it a cheap appearance, indicating a need for improvement in aesthetics.
- “The gameplay itself is good, but it was necessary to work on the visual style.”
- “The game looks cheap, and the overall style is quite poor. While the gameplay itself is good, there was a clear need to improve the visual style.”