Beyond fantasy

Another low-poly horde survival game with some questionable features. First thing you need to know is that this is an online game. It’s possible to play it as a single-player game, but you can also invite up to three other people. Aside from that, I'm not sure what the online requirement is going to involve. There is currently a discount on one of the character's skills, so possibly further events or limited deals will follow. The primary game mode is horde survival. If you've ever played one, you know what to expect. One of the most noticeable characteristics of this genre is its automatic attack, which means only responsibility is to move about the playing area and select upgrades as you fill up the experience meter. The number of upgrades is pretty low and you usually don’t even get a choice. There are several characters with different attack patterns and stats. Each also has a separate skill tree that can be upgraded with coins you earn in each run. You can also use coins to buy new characters, but they might not be better. A ninja, for instance, attacks only in the direction you’re walking. Your starting character, the Viking, is a lot better with it’s attack that hits everything around it. A nice feature are extra modes where you unlock companions. The first one is an obstacle course with traps and a dog waiting for you at the end. Once unlocked, the dog will help you out in the main game. The other mode is almost unplayable. The goal is to shoot basketballs into the hoop, and better the score, better the mafia member. The issue is that the useless line that shows the ball’s trajectory and a 5-second limit in which you need to shoot. Although the game is playable, the optimization is poor. Changing the graphics settings makes no difference, and the game consumes too much resources.