Survivor:Stay In The Light

This is not a bad game, it certainly feels addicting for the first few minutes as you mow down countless enemies that continuously move towards you. You get to pick a hero (you can unlock more heroes), you pick the skills and abilities and set out to kill mobs. Your attacks are triggered automatically at random, making it pretty hard to aim at a specific mob however you gain more attacks and powerups as you go, making life slightly easier against large groups of enemies. Boss fight removes all other enemies around you, letting you focus on just that 1 enemy however due to the randomness of attacks, the fight gets rather tedious pretty fast. Boss has WAY too much health to make it fun, and you can run around it in a circle for solid xx minutes before it finally dies. Pace of the game is pretty slow, a bit too slow for my taste - it wouldnt hurt to add some speed to mobs as well as hero, the background music is loud and unfitting, i failed to find any options to turn it off but maybe i just didnt look hard enough. Upgrades are very expensive, for the first 1 or 2 rounds you wont be able to actually purchase any so i would suggest lowering the prices - let the players feel like t…

I like it, boss have skills that can give you headache, lot of hp, but its good when you don't know what to play

The game is very much just a project by some person. I hate to be harsh but it's bad. There is obviously some effort behind it but the state of the game is more like an alpha build with an excessive amount of content. The first boss in the first level needs around 1000 attacks (has over half a million hitpoints and your attacks will do ~600) and if you don't take the speed upgrade you will not be able to evade the attacks. There are some form of elite mobs that shoot homing arrows and they also have an excessive amount of hp, on the other hand the minibosses that drop chests do not scale at all and they will be the weakest enemies after 20 minutes. If you beat the first boss you can then play around for another 15 minutes and then you get to fight the exact same boss again which is gonna only take you half as long because you probably have your upgrades maxxed now. I've done 2 runs, first died at the first boss after 15 minutes due to being too slow, the second I won the first map but it took me well over an hour to do a "30min" run. Additionally, the game is not even that suitable for kids, as there are literal cigarettes coming at you...

Needs some work. UI is way too small, character starting move speed is to slow, exp drops are too random.