Compass of Destiny: Survivors

Compass of Destiny: Survivors

5Deniz · June 20, 2025 · Action, Adventure, Casual, Action Roguelike, Action-Adventure

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Mostly Positive70% · 10
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About Compass of Destiny: Survivors

Compass of Destiny: SurvivorsUsing assets from Compass of Destiny: Istanbul, Survivors mode is a special game mode that heavily features action and survival elements. Set in the mystical atmosphere of Istanbul, players must survive against ever-increasing waves of enemies.Key Features of the mode:Endless Waves of Enemies:Players face more challenging and diverse enemies with each wave.Dynamic and Infinite Maps:Various maps set in different locations offer players different strategies. From rural areas to historic streets, the game is played in a variety of areas.Equipment and Power-ups:Players can earn new equipment, upgrade existing abilities and gain unique powers between waves.Content Unlocked Over Time:Players can unlock new enemies, equipment and abilities as they reach certain levels.Point System:The time you survive, the number of enemies you kill, and the level you reach determine your score. This increases competition and encourages players to perform better.Strategy Advice:Manage your stamina and limited power carefully. Enemies become more dangerous as you progress, so making the right investments in power-ups is critical.Make good use of the map's features to gain an advantage in tight spaces or scatter enemies in wide areas.Survivors mode offers gamers a fast-paced, exciting and highly replayable experience.

Compass of Destiny: Survivors — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Jun 24, 2025
What a total joke. One of the worst games I have ever played. Its still the demo even though you bought it. No chance to live because 300 enemies who have huge hit boxes kill you immediately. Its hard to get any weapons or spells at all because the dev thought it would be funny to watch paying players die over and over. I will rebuy the game and change my review to positive if the dev does the following: Get rid of half the enemies on the screen and the arrow men till later on. Get a meta progress system up. Right now there is only 3 areas that all look the same just reskinned and they all say infinite. There is nothing to earn, or look forward to. Not a single thing to do other than run from all the enemies who are over powered and wait for them to hit you. They have this ridiculous long reach and the hero in the game, has to make a full stop and wait to do any action. This game is a mess and i think it should be taken off Steam till he has made it into a real game. Just shameful nowadays that devs can sell these scam games here and not get booted from the platform.
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Recommended Sep 2, 2026
Compass of Destiny: Survivors is a pretty straightforward survivors style game, but I liked the way it uses the mystical atmosphere of Istanbul to give the usual formula a bit of its own identity. It is built around surviving increasingly dangerous waves of enemies while moving through large areas and collecting enough power to keep up with the difficulty. I did not expect anything hugely complicated from it, but I found the basic loop quite enjoyable when I wanted something simple and action focused. The combat is definitely the main attraction for me. Enemies keep coming from all directions and I have to keep moving while trying to deal with the growing crowds. The longer I survive, the more dangerous things become, so I cannot just rely on the same approach forever. I liked having to watch where I was going while also keeping an eye on the enemies around me, especially when the arena started getting crowded. The upgrade system gives each run some useful progression. Between waves I can pick up equipment, improve abilities and gain different powers that help me survive for longer. I enjoyed deciding where to spend my resources because stamina and power are limited, so wasting a…

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