- December 16, 2020
- Habby
- 5h median play time
Survivor.io
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About
"Survivor!.io" is a roguelite game where you, the human warrior, must save a city overrun by 1000+ zombies in a battle for survival. With one-hand controls, clear maps and earn skills with limitless combinations to increase your chances of making it to the next stage. Fight for your life and face the escalating challenges in this action-packed game.








- Great gameplay with minimal ads, allowing for a fun experience without interruptions.
- Addictive and engaging, with a good balance of challenge and progression.
- No forced ads, and optional ads provide rewards, making it player-friendly.
- Significant difficulty spikes after early levels, making progression frustrating without spending money.
- Frequent crashes and bugs, especially during gameplay and when accessing the shop.
- Randomness in skill and item drops can lead to unbalanced runs, making it feel unfair at times.
- monetization2,478 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The monetization aspect of the game has received largely positive feedback, with many players appreciating the absence of forced ads and the option to watch ads for rewards. Most users report minimal ad interruptions, allowing for a more enjoyable gameplay experience, while some express concerns about the presence of microtransactions and the potential for paywalls as they progress. Overall, the game is praised for its fair monetization strategy, which does not detract from the fun and engaging gameplay.
“No ads unless you want to watch them for rewards, which is a huge plus for me.”
“The monetization is very minimal and I appreciate that.”
“No ads during gameplay, which is really nice, and you can actually make progress without feeling pressured to spend money.”
“Ok, this game ticks all the boxes of a very bad game: there is an energy system, you can buy extremely expensive bundles of premium currency, and there are ads that give you a temporary or one-off bonus.”
“It sucks when your energy runs out and you have to watch an ad or pay if you're out of ads to continue; it's super predatory and I just end up moving to magic survival when energy runs out.”
“The monetization is up in your face as you'd expect from a mobile game, but there's no need to spend as there are plenty of gems (p2w) to be gained from various things.”