Soulstone Survivors

наверное лучший представитель жанра, где всё серьёзно, есть поддержка и обновления множество классов и огромное количество скиллов, навыков и оружия. Строить билды и думать тактики здесь иногда приятно) набор рун и подготовка оружия к рейду уже даёт богатый выбор стиля прохождения несколько режимов игры, несколько уровней усложнения. Финальный босс в 3 стадии добраться до которого можно только спустя множество повторений невероятных размеров древо навыков, которое приятно открывать и развивать общими силами всех персонажей. Хочется прокачать всех героев до 170 уровня, чтобы получить для каждого новый скин приятный визуальный стиль глубокая настройка графики и эффектов! Автоцель, отложенное развитие уровня (накопил - прокачался), отключение иконок статусных эффектов, снижение видимости собственных эффектов. Всё это позволяет играть удобно) поддержка модификаций прямо в меню игры) очень приятный "арена-шутер" рогалик

感觉还不错，每次玩上一局就犯困。我每次想睡觉了就会玩一会，然后美美睡上一觉。效果非常好。

No idea what is going on with positive review score, but the game is unbelievably dull. Everything feels the same with very little to vary the builds meaningfully or theorycraft anything cool. This game could have 100 characters and maps and it would still be as dull, without more thought out main gameplay loop.

I didn't expect to get this hooked on Soulstone Survivors, but here I am with around 30 hours already. At first, I thought it would be one of those games I play for a few hours and move on from. But it didn't take long before I kept coming back. The pace just works. It's fast, constant, and you're always doing something. No waiting around, no slow moments. What I like the most is how every run feels a bit different. You unlock new characters, try different skills, and slowly figure out what kind of builds you enjoy. The skill tree adds a lot more depth than I expected. It gives you something to work towards outside of each run, and it feels good to slowly become stronger over time The progression in general is a big part of why I kept going. Even when a run ends, it still feels like you got something out of it. You learn, you unlock, you improve. That said, I think it's fair to mention this before buying: after a while, the game starts to show its limits. The core loop stays the same, and even though builds change, many runs begin to feel similar. If you plan to play for long sessions, it can start to feel a bit repetitive, and the sense of discovery slows down. Overall, it's just a fun game. Easy to get into, hard to put down, and one of those games where you say "one more run" way too many times.

This is probably the best overall survivor like that isn't vampire survivors. Insane amount of content, great graphics, over nearly 500 achievements. It's just so much fun. Lots of depth

I've been playing hoping for some spark of life will come from the game but instead its just the same thing over and over again. Over the top visuals on all skills where you cant see nothing going on. Everything about the game is Boring to say the least.

Very dull. Every run is the same flashy blur. I barely know what the enemies look like (or how varied they are) due to the status condition icons and attack effects. Most enemies and bosses seem to die offscreen before they even get close to me. Lots of implied grinding to improve characters, but no real reason to develop distinct builds (by the time you have 6 abilities, every character is basically the same). Unfortunately, it's closer to a desktop screensaver than a game. Read a book instead.

It got boring. Not sure what it is. I thought the campaign aspect would do something for me, but it doesn't have that addictive flow that I was looking for on top of an RPG-ish campaign.