Donna Survivors

el juego mas entretenido que jugue en mucho tiempo, recomendado 10/10

I enjoyed the end game evolution upgrades the most, but getting there wasn't easy. One of the starter weapons, the sword, has a learning curve because it aims where you're facing, so you have to time it well for max damage when kiting away from mobs. There are some useful weapon synergies that can be found, but EXP has diminishing returns, so choose wisely. Game would benefit from points of interest on the maps, maybe a shrine you stand on for buffs or gold. Overall, it's an easy to pick up game that doesn't require a lot of brain power. Dopamine rushed in whenever a random chest dropped; they helped me cruise through the maps.

Nice survivors gameplay and game feel.

Feels like early access. Not much content and feels very barebones.

I like the variety of scenarios, items, and enemies, the visuals are great, and the puppies and kittens are so cute!

Dopamine rush

This is a side game connected to Donna’s main title, but since I haven’t played that one, I have no idea who Donna actually is. The game itself provides no background information, so unless you check the Steam page, you are left completely in the dark. You can tell she is the main hero, but every other unlockable character feels like a stranger with no context. At its core, this is a fairly standard survivors-style experience. Your objective is to clear six stages, each set in a different environment with a mix of enemies from previous stages and new types. You defeat enemies using your auto-attack and collect the experience gems they drop to level up. Each time you gain a level, you choose one perk from a random selection of three. There is no reroll option, so your build depends heavily on luck. Perks are either new weapons with short cooldown attacks or general stat boosts such as increased damage or movement speed. You can pick the same perk multiple times. If it is a weapon, this improves its attack speed, damage, and projectile number. If it is a stat boost, it increases the bonus it provides. Each perk is linked to another specific perk, and the connection is clearly shown. This matters for evolution. When you upgrade a weapon to level five and own its linked perk, you can evolve it into a much stronger version with additional effects. General perks are important because you are limited to five weapons and five stat upgrades. Unfortunately, the balance is questionable. Some perks feel weak and can even make survival harder because you’ll waste a level-up on them. One weapon, for instance, launches projectiles only up, while speed perk doesn’t make much difference. One of the stronger options is the “Ancestral Eye,” which deals area damage around your character. Area damage is essential because the game throws large hordes at you before the five minute mark. Without some form of crowd control, you will quickly be overwhelmed. The situation improves significantly if you also gain damage boosts and increased ability size, creating a large damaging circle that cuts through weaker enemies with ease. The goal is to survive over ten minutes and then defeat a boss. If you can handle the regular enemies, the boss should not pose much of a challenge, even though the arena becomes more confined during the fight. In fact, bosses are generally quite easy. Whether you win or lose, you return to the main menu, where you can spend coins dropped by enemies, albeit rarely, to unlock new characters or permanent upgrades. The permanent perks are somewhat underwhelming. There are only five options: damage, armor, healing, health, and an expensive revive that grants an extra life for a stage. Aside from the revive, these upgrades can be purchased multiple times, but their cost increases with each level. As for the characters, they differ in health and damage stats and each starts with one of the game’s weapons. If you select a character without a weapon, like the hero Donna, you must choose between a nearly useless sword that attacks only in the direction you are moving and a much better shooting star that automatically targets the nearest enemy. While success largely depends on perk luck, character choice can provide a small advantage, especially since the main hero has the lowest base stats. Overall, the game delivers a basic survivors experience without introducing anything new. It is somewhat light on content and suffers from small balance issues, but at least it is short enough that completing all the achievements will not consume too much of your time.

liked it!! cute character designs and good music, and it was fun to play

Have you played vampire survivors and wanted something cleaner and less overcrowded? Try this.

hola, todavia no pense bien la review pero alto juegazo, en breve review actualizada bien piola y aguante luna