Survival Games
- April 10, 2018
- 2.0 Studios
Get on Steam"Survival Games" is a multiplayer shooter set in a vast open world. Players must gather resources, craft weapons and gear, and fight to be the last one standing in intense battles. With a variety of maps, customizable characters, and ongoing updates, it offers a rich and engaging survival experience.
PC
Windows
Reviews
- The game has unique concepts like randomly-generated battle royale maps and a unique perk system that could offer fun gameplay if expanded upon.
- Despite the low player count, some players find the game enjoyable and believe it has potential for growth with further development.
- The graphics are likened to Minecraft, which some players appreciate, and there are several mods available to enhance gameplay.
- The game suffers from a lack of players, making it difficult to find matches and enjoy the intended gameplay experience.
- There are numerous bugs and technical issues, including crashes, graphical errors, and gameplay mechanics that do not function as intended.
- Many players feel that the game is not worth the price due to its current state and have expressed a desire for it to be made free-to-play to attract more users.
- gameplay8 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 38 % neutral mentions
- 38 % negative mentions
The gameplay is currently limited but remains enjoyable, providing enough fun for each round. Future updates, including the addition of bots and a 4-player co-op zombie mode, are anticipated to significantly enhance the gameplay experience and keep players engaged.
“For what little it has to offer at the moment, it's still very playable and offers enough gameplay to make each round a fun experience.”
“Once they add bots to play against and the 4-player co-op zombie mode, the game will offer way more gameplay for those having trouble finding other players and keep existing players more occupied.”
“So I can't even judge the gameplay in this review.”
“Wanna see in-game gameplay? Go here: https://www.youtube.”
- stability6 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The game's stability is a mixed bag; while some players find it largely unplayable due to numerous bugs and glitches, others acknowledge that, as an early access title, it remains mostly functional and runs smoothly at times. Overall, the experience is marred by significant issues that detract from enjoyment, making it difficult for players to fully engage with the game.
“As it stands though, it's way too buggy to be fun, even for someone who routinely enjoys low-budget indie games.”
“I could see myself pumping some serious hours into this if it were a slightly buggy but entirely functional game, but it's just too unplayable and unrefined in too many instances for me to even bother.”
“Yes, there are issues, glitches, and the odd bugs that make it difficult to log in or enjoy the game fully, but it's to be expected since it's an early access game. It's still very playable and runs very smoothly from what I can see for the most part.”
- humor2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is largely derived from the occasional absurdity of desynchronized cosmetic options, which can lead to amusing scenarios, such as all players unintentionally becoming skinheads. However, these moments are infrequent, with most cosmetic changes being rather mundane and lacking in comedic impact.
- graphics2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The graphics in the game are plagued by numerous errors, including distorted water textures resembling a rainbow or soap, random voids appearing on maps, and glitchy visual effects on the sun and user interface elements. These issues significantly detract from the overall visual experience.
“On my end, there's a lot of graphical errors, including but not limited to water looking like a rainbow/soap collage, empty holes of void in random places on maps, and the sun's sprite having glitchy waves of rainbow lines drawn over it (this also occurs for every GUI instance).”
