Battlethorne: Survivors

Game is awesome and fun to play, so many upgrades it makes it much more fun to play around with trinkets and skills. Huge open world to explore while you try to run away from mobs killing you. Having a blast!

M+K or even Gamepad can't be rebound, and as is the game is very difficult and counter intuitive to play.

It's missing a lot of QOL and polish, but for the price you can't really complain. Everything works, and there's a lot of stuff to unlock. It's a shame there's no actual co-op, but the NPC teammates are an interesting mechanic.

For the price, it's fine. But - PLEASE - add the option to turn off the TAA and/or Motion Blur. The image is a blurry mess.. PS - is there even an option to leave a run while keeping the "currency"? (or whatever devs are calling it, they're not very specific, to say the least). Update should be (highly) considered. Until then, I can't really recommend this game to anyone.

Despite the lack of achievements, therefore semi-pointless game for steam profile growth - It is epic and intense, and fun. A lot of potential, but also, perfectly addictive and satisfying as it is. Grab it in a sale for a day where brain cells require distraction.

Battlethorne: Survivors is a fast-paced, action-heavy survival roguelite developed and published by Primarch Interactive that leans strongly into constant combat, build experimentation, and long-term progression. Rather than focusing on narrative exposition or cinematic storytelling, the game prioritizes momentum and replayability, delivering an experience built around surviving overwhelming enemy waves, steadily unlocking power, and discovering synergies between characters, gear, and companions. It positions itself firmly within the modern “survivors-like” design space, but distinguishes itself through a third-person perspective and a strong emphasis on companion-driven gameplay. At the heart of Battlethorne: Survivors is an immediately accessible combat loop that thrives on intensity. Players are dropped into compact fantasy arenas filled with relentless enemies and are tasked with surviving as long as possible while cutting through hordes of creatures aligned with the Reaper’s forces. Combat is direct and responsive, favoring movement, positioning, and situational awareness over precision mechanics. Enemies flood the screen from multiple directions, pushing players to stay mobi…