Faith Of Life _ Survive Edition
Faith Studio Team · 2024 · Strategy, Action, Adventure, RPG, Action RPG
PC
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About Faith Of Life _ Survive Edition
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Blast through waves of zombies, aliens, and soldiers across two narrative campaigns and four customizable arenas in this third-person shooter that blends horror, sci-fi, and pure action. Choose your mission—survive sci-fi creature swarms, fight organized undead forces, or test yourself in arena combat to rack up achievements.
In this third-person combat shooter game, you'll experience a mix of zombie, action, horror, and sci-fi elements. There are two distinct missions modes available, including an exhilarating arena mode.Missions Mode:
- There are two different missions systems in the game. The first mode involves zombies and organized soldiers as enemies. The second mode is a sci-fi narrative, featuring sci-fi creatures and soldiers as opponents. In both modes, you'll face various challenges as you fight to complete missions and advance through the game.
- In the arena mode, you can choose which area you want to play in. There are four arena areas with different enemies and challenges. In each arena area, you will face waves of enemies. Complete the waves to earn more achievements.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is super assume i love zombie missions and the arena2 found this helpful
Not a bad game. It's not a complicated, which is good if looking for something that's straightforward. I will say among the zombie, sci-fi, and arena mission, the zombie one is the best. I liked there was more variety of enemies as you progressed in levels during the zombie missions. If playing, I recommend adjusting sensitivity to have more precise aim as I believe you deal extra damage for headshots. Another part I liked was the music, especially on the snow level. As for critiques, I think the zombie and arena are the only close to finished missions, as I T-pose when dying on the sci-fi one, which was funny the first couple times. The levels are pretty barren when it comes to interaction, except for the desert areas. I was surprised I could go up the steps. I was also thrown off a bit while getting snapped into the next level as there was no transition. My last critique, which I feel is the most important, the sounds are limited. Expanding on the voices, the main character's voice, and adding sound effects when hitting with the sword as well as being hit would make the atmosphere more immersive and provide useful player feedback to know when something is hit or being hit. Ove…1 found this helpful
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