Hollow Survivors: Prologue

Playing this did not make me want to play the full game, in fact I am thankful I did not have to suffer through it. Incredibly slow movement for an "action" game, was it ever playtested? Holy RNG fest. Meta progression currency locked behind boss drops with RNG? We're hitting RNG levels that should not even be possible. Dark aesthetic is fine, but enemies should be clearly demarcated against the background. Losing health to invisible obnoxious bombers is not under player control and just not fun. The weapons are kinda ass. Only other unlockable in this prologue feels so bad to play. The only positive thing I can say is that its free to try out so that you can remove the full game from your wishlist if it was on there.

Good game!

MAGNIFICENT GAME !! i waiting for more content! i win at nv 24 now, its so hard, but axe weapon help me a lot. so nostalgic and souls like very with nice balance

nice

Hollow Survivors: Prologue, created by Danny Deer, is a compact but engaging entry into the increasingly crowded survivor-like genre, offering a focused experience that emphasizes momentum, build experimentation, and steady progression. Even as a prologue, it manages to capture the addictive loop that defines this style of game: start weak, fight through escalating waves, accumulate power, and push your limits a little further with each run. It does not attempt to reinvent the formula, but it executes it with enough confidence and polish to stand on its own as a worthwhile experience. The gameplay revolves around navigating confined arenas while facing continuous enemy swarms that grow denser and more aggressive over time. Movement and positioning are crucial, as survival depends on your ability to weave through incoming threats while maximizing your offensive output. Combat feels responsive and immediate, with attacks and abilities triggering quickly and clearly, allowing players to stay focused on the flow of the action. As the run progresses, the screen fills with enemies, projectiles, and visual effects, creating a sense of controlled chaos that is both demanding and satisfyin…

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