Endure The Swarm
Ternary Designs · 2023 · Sokoban, Post-apocalyptic, Atmospheric, Puzzle, Logic
PC
Positive100% · 11
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About Endure The Swarm
The world has ended. The Swarm is coming.
When it comes you can't run, you can't fight. All you can do is hide.
Plan carefully, and take your time. The Swarm only moves when you do. But beware, it will destroy every door, window, and fence standing it its way to get to you. Topple furniture, flip tables, and drag boxes to survive in over 50 devious levels in this new turn based twist on the block pushing genre.
A fully voiced narration will put you in the shoes of the last survivor, as story sequences guide you through a linear narrative showing you the devastation from the ground level. Attempt to survive, but be warned the Swarm isn't the only thing standing in your way.
When it comes you can't run, you can't fight. All you can do is hide.
Plan carefully, and take your time. The Swarm only moves when you do. But beware, it will destroy every door, window, and fence standing it its way to get to you. Topple furniture, flip tables, and drag boxes to survive in over 50 devious levels in this new turn based twist on the block pushing genre.
A fully voiced narration will put you in the shoes of the last survivor, as story sequences guide you through a linear narrative showing you the devastation from the ground level. Attempt to survive, but be warned the Swarm isn't the only thing standing in your way.
Featuring:
- Windowed Mode
- Volume sliders for Music, Voice, and Sound Effects
- Undo and Reset
- Full subtitles
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's a little Sokoban-style puzzle game where you have to lock yourself in to avoid getting eaten. I did not have much faith in it because of its one visible weakness, which is the rather generic asset store graphics. However, apart from that, it is great, mainly because the level design varies between easy and challenging without burning your brain. The number of levels also gives it the right length, about two hours, making it neither too short nor too long. Last but not least, it has a story, so to speak. At the beginning of each level, the character says a few lines, and it concludes with an ending that left me speechless and rewards the effort in a rare way. Two thumbs up for this modest game. [quote] [i] Follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44959158-Critiques-Sans-Frontiers/] our curator page [/url] to discover more games that deserve attention. [/i] [/quote]3 found this helpful
It is always interesting to see the kinds of variants Sokoban-based puzzle games can come up with. Endure the Swarm is quite amusing in its design. The game world has been invaded by swarms of spiders, and the goal of each level is for the protagonist to successfully build a barricade around himself using the furniture available in the level before being overrun by the swarm. Each level also starts with the narrators voice commenting on various types of furniture, sharing random thoughts about real estate and some of his past memories. The whole thing was quite funny to listen to. We could have done without having to listen to the completely out-of-tune singing voice in the ending sequence, but maybe it was intentional. Overall, it was short but quite a fun game to play.3 found this helpful
Fun little game - recommend picking up for £1 like i did when it goes on sale, as I completed in just under 2 hours.
This was my introduction to Sokoban style games and I really enjoyed it. One level in particular generated tension for me which I did not know a turn-based puzzle game could. And not to spoil things but as an intorvert the background story resonated with me as well
I like this game!
Puzzle difficulty is well balanced, and the feel of the game is both pleasant and laid back.
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