Grind Survivors

Парадокс, узнал об игре из Рускоязычного игрожура, игру советуют и поддерживают а автор страйки кидает на каналы рускоязычных блоггеров которые рекомендуют его игру?) А еще кстати он мог закрыть продажи в СНГ регионе (Где процентов 5-10% игроков свободно понимают английский), но выбран был другой путь. Окей. Игра мне понравилась но теперь я её рекомендовать не могу.

Унылая поделка от русофобных разработчиков. Взяли всё из похожих игр, слили в кучу и ничего не добавили своего. Не советую к покупке.

ottimo gioco 8/10

I had some fun with this game for 15 hours however when I reached the third biome all of a sudden I started crashing. Normally I'd excuse a rare crash but with this game it became pretty regular. So much so that I believe this game has consistent bug somewhere in its code. My rig isn't exactly new but there is no way a small bullet heaven game like this should crash this often. I've played other bullet games that throw more enemies, have more effects, track more systems and still dont crash that often if ever.

The good: if you try a new build with each run and have enough gamer instincts to set apart the wildly overpowered options from the lame ones, you'll have a good time going through the 15 non-endless levels once. You'll mow down enormous hordes of enemies, the game will run smoothly even with hundreds of explosions going off at once, you'll discover oddly effective builds such as lighting-maxxing, and you'll see new things at a reasonable pace. Sure, it would be nicer if the "levels" within each area were more distinct, but you'll not spend enough time in them for it to become a big deal. The bad: if you keep playing past that, the lack of variety, limited depth, and wasted potential will become more and more of an issue. Some examples/suggestions: [list] [*]"Wishing for more wishes" upgrades are almost always a bad idea and this game is no exception, upgrading to x3-x4 xp drops early on in a run makes things much much easier than not doing so. [*]Shrines are mostly small incremental upgrades, yet some stats are never affected by shrines: there are no shrines to improve your dodge, health regen, weapon spread, bounce efficiency, and so on, your only option for those stats will be in the form of perks that are often not numerous nor strong enough to justify the investment; this is especially weird given that the piercing shrine already offers a template for how to integrate those minor stats, the rare variant only upgrades your pierce count while the legendary variant upgrades both pierce count and pierce damage. [*]The bullet count shrine is quite interesting as it offers an high-impact tradeoff (fire one more bullet, lose damage and accuracy), there could have been more such shrines (for example, a big damage up in exchange for a fire rate down) but alas there aren't. [*]The "Grind" in the title isn't actually there, the upgrade systems between runs are quite limited and straightforward, the only two resource sinks for the late game are increasingly expensive rerolls for weapon attributes (negated by the ease of farming/upcrafting equivalent base weapons by the dozen) and a gambling system to upgrade weapon damage (with returns so minuscule it wouldn't be worth engaging with even with 100% success odds). [*]The weapon tier system means that in the early game you'll often replace weapons every level simply because new level = one tier higher weapon drops = better damage, thus making rerolls even less attractive, and in the late game you'll be limited to farming the last levels of the last area for max tier drops, as there is no way to upgrade/combine lower tier weapons into something worthwile. [*]The permanent upgrades tree includes upgrades that are detrimental for certain builds, such as the health regen upgrade when there's a character whose ability gets stronger at low health, and there is no way to turn them off on the fly or downgrade them without resetting the whole tree. [*]Questionable balance + additive stacking = many perks are dwarfed into insignificance by shrines and the math works out to high base damage + high crit multiplier being the only stats worth caring about in your weapon, to the point one of my strongest runs ever was with a slow-firing, slow-reloading revolver locked to a 1 round mag size. [*]The stat screen doesn't list some important minor stats (such as ammo consumption chance), displays wildly incorrect stat previews in the perk select screen, and doesn't have accurate descriptions for many stats, a lot of experimentation is required to understand how things really work. [*]Some of the unlocks-related challenges are very odd, the Spear one in particular requires such a specific, unintuitive, and otherwise useless combination of synergies there's basically zero odds of completing it organically. [/list]

Not a bad mindless shooter but the game crashes on higher level bosses causing you to lose all progress and have to restart. Has happened multiple times making this game one of the biggest let downs and a waste of money i have spent in a long while

impossible to beat level 2 all around ♥♥♥♥ game