- May 22, 2023
- SimplePlan
- 10h median play time
Survival: Lost Way
Platforms
About
"Survival: Lost Way" is a post-apocalyptic space shooter game set 20 years after a dangerous virus outbreak. Players must manage character health, hunger, thirst, and more while exploring, building, and defending themselves against enemies and animals. With a variety of game features including driving, building, multiplayer, skill system, quests, level system, open world, crafting, farming, gathering resources, enemies, mining and refining ores, and a day and night cycle, players must overcome challenges to stay alive.











- The game has potential with a robust crafting system and a large map to explore.
- Some players find the game enjoyable in single-player mode despite its issues.
- The graphics are considered decent for an early access title, and the load times are fast.
- The game is plagued with bugs, including a broken save system that resets progress.
- Multiplayer functionality is unreliable, often resulting in inventory resets and teleportation issues.
- The developer has not provided updates or communication since September 2022, leading to a perception of abandonment.
graphics
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the visuals as pretty and relaxing, especially in high settings, while others criticize them as unoriginal and lacking detail. Despite being an early access title, many find the graphics to be good, featuring a clean UI and a day-night cycle, though some feel the overall aesthetic is uninspired and empty. Overall, while the graphics have potential, they are overshadowed by gameplay issues and a lack of originality.
“For an early access game, the graphics are good.”
“I ran at 2k ultra graphics.”
“The graphics are really pretty and relaxing when you are facing a wild bear, pig, or bandits.”
“The art style, gameplay mechanics, and even the UI are all shamelessly copied, giving the game an unoriginal and uninspired feel from the get-go.”
“I kid you not, it's completely empty; not even a crate or trash for aesthetic, just walls and windows, that's it.”
“Graphics were crap as well.”