Discvivors
Andrew Werkheiser · 2022 · Action Roguelike, Action, Bullet Hell, Roguelite, Pixel Graphics
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Discvivors
Discvivors is a timed survival, bullet hell, roguelite game which grows more and more intense over time each run. Enemies become more numerous, more varied, faster, do more damage, have more health, and their projectiles also move faster.
One of the things that sets Discvivors apart from many similar games is it's focus on more of an RPG style of progression vs reliance on random drops/unlocks each run. The game consists of several classes which each have a primary and secondary weapon/skill. When selecting your class, you can also purchase upgrades for Gold (dropped from enemies) which are permanent and can improve the power and effects of both primary and secondary weapons/skills. These upgrades are unique to each class and consist of things like more projectiles, more damage, faster attacks, larger projectiles, increased procs & bonus effects, etc.
Along with the permanent upgrades, as you play through each run and gain experience you will gain levels. Each level up allows you to pick from temporary (until the end of the current run) upgrades to things such as move speed, attack speed of your primary attack, damage of your primary attack, armor, health, healing amount, and pickup radius of items. All of these options are available at each level up, no RNG, so you have the freedom to build to your desired playstyle each run, and there are currently no limits on the amount of points you can put into each of these upgrades.
You may start out feeling slow and weak, but over the course of the first few runs you will begin collecting enough gold to purchase your first few permanent upgrades for the class you want to play and progress further and further each run. Progressing further means more gold and more upgrades. Continue growing stronger over time and unleash arrow, axe, dagger, fireball, and holy hell on your enemies!
One of the things that sets Discvivors apart from many similar games is it's focus on more of an RPG style of progression vs reliance on random drops/unlocks each run. The game consists of several classes which each have a primary and secondary weapon/skill. When selecting your class, you can also purchase upgrades for Gold (dropped from enemies) which are permanent and can improve the power and effects of both primary and secondary weapons/skills. These upgrades are unique to each class and consist of things like more projectiles, more damage, faster attacks, larger projectiles, increased procs & bonus effects, etc.
Along with the permanent upgrades, as you play through each run and gain experience you will gain levels. Each level up allows you to pick from temporary (until the end of the current run) upgrades to things such as move speed, attack speed of your primary attack, damage of your primary attack, armor, health, healing amount, and pickup radius of items. All of these options are available at each level up, no RNG, so you have the freedom to build to your desired playstyle each run, and there are currently no limits on the amount of points you can put into each of these upgrades.
You may start out feeling slow and weak, but over the course of the first few runs you will begin collecting enough gold to purchase your first few permanent upgrades for the class you want to play and progress further and further each run. Progressing further means more gold and more upgrades. Continue growing stronger over time and unleash arrow, axe, dagger, fireball, and holy hell on your enemies!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
not going to lie, i never had played these types of games and i seen it for 5 bucks and i was like hey lets try this! i have had a lot of time playing the classes and fell in love with the priest, the game styles fast pace and much like games that you can play for 20 minutes turns into hours in a blink of a eye, i come home from work and im on till i go to bed! can not wait and see where this indie game goes, i know i will be there every step of the way! only downside to the game, i cant play it while at work... lol1 found this helpful
This is not normally the type of game that I play, but after playing for a bit I had a hard time putting it down, I wanted to get stronger and stronger so I could make it further. What kept the game interesting for me is that even though I was getting stronger, the enemies would get stronger and more and more would spawn, so there was always a need to continue upgrading. There is also good variety of classes with different skills, class specific permanent upgrades, and per session upgrades, as well as multiple maps and bosses with a variety of mechanics that kept things interesting. I was glad to notice that there was a setting in the pause menu to change game speed on the fly, so that when I died and started the map over I could speed things up until it got crazy again. This is overall a quite fun game especially for the price and I would definitely recommend.1 found this helpful
I am proud to be this simple but fun's fourth review. Elegant skeleton of a game to be. And for $3 it's fun to be able to play something that the dev will re-release 5-10 years from now. This game is the start of something great. Keep at it, fam.
[+] It's actually quite fun. [+] game speed adjustable [+] rougle like elements [-] the GUI is pretty raw. [-] you really need to get used to the controlls... [-] Sometimes it get's pretty laggy when too many mobs are around. All in all I'd say it's woth playing, especially for the price. Btw, if you don't wanna get frustrated big time, start with the rouge ;)
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