Story of the Survivor : Prisoner

though the game is shot its not bad for the low price. it is a small team game and such has a small team feel to it. its took me 5 hours first play through. but I believe if there were better explaination to crafting and statuses that are afflicted to your characters it would have gone quicker. I find the quest log was a bit confusing as completed quests stay in th eboard and the explainations are vauge EI. get to b block. while the prison is not very big there are several buildings as well as a specific route to go through a certain building to get to another section of the prison. I have not beaten the first game they made but this one feels like it would be a small side story to story of the survivor. there were a few things like I could walk onto certain walls dividing rooms or make my friends attack zombies through a locked fence and they would walk though the fence like a ghost and start killing. for the price id say its worth it. if youve played the other game you will be familiar with the gameplay etc. one more note as a mom Id say I WOUD NOT let my kids play this there is quite a bit of swearing in the game which goes with the characters being from a prison and one bring a…

Story of the Survivor: Prisoner is well is a rip-off this is the very same game as the DLC for Story Of the Survivor, I mean really the story’s the same the ending the same there is nothing new about this. If you have the first game and its DLC then you don’t need this game, hell this games problems are the same with the DLC to the first game. So with all that said, this is a rip-off don’t get this game if you already have the first game with its DLC, this is just bullcrap so again don’t get this rip-off.

RPG Maker strikes again! This is one of hundreds of low effort retro-pixel JRPG ripoffs spamming the Steam catalog, made with the RPG Maker video game construction kit... in their own words, "Our easy to use tools are simple enough for a child." Like all RPG Maker "games", this is essentially a bunch of low quality/canned assets from RPG Maker coupled with a cringeworthy high school anime club weeaboo fan fiction. They did something slightly different with Story of the Survivor (this is just the DLC for that game, sold separately because RPG Maker "indie" "devs" will never stop being so greedy and bad). They tried to make some kind of action RPG with it, despite it not at all being suitable for that. Regardless, it's a dumpster fire. This, like other RPG Maker games, fails to meet modern PC game minimum requirements. Retro pixel graphics, fixed resolution, barely working fullscreen, fixed/clunky controls, outdated gameplay mechanics. Whether done on purpose or not, it's not good enough for PC gamers today and it's not acceptable to release games of such poor quality on the Steam marketplace. Gamers who want a good retro JRPG experience would be better off playing the orig…

Story of the Survivor: Prisoner is an indie action RPG that combines zombie survival, exploration, crafting, and resource management within the confined environment of a prison. Developed by Kamil Szczepanik and published by Animakemu Games, the game was released in September 2017. Instead of presenting a massive post-apocalyptic landscape, it concentrates on a much smaller and more claustrophobic location. Players follow Steve and his fellow inmates as they attempt to escape after the world has been devastated by a zombie outbreak. The straightforward premise works reasonably well because a prison naturally provides locked rooms, narrow passages, hidden supplies, and numerous obstacles that fit survival gameplay. Exploration is one of the more important aspects of the experience. Steve's thief skills allow players to open lockers and doors in search of useful equipment and resources. This gives the prison more purpose than simply functioning as a backdrop for combat. Searching previously inaccessible areas can provide supplies that contribute to survival and progression, encouraging players to investigate their surroundings rather than simply rush toward the next objective. The p…