Genesis Survivors

美術很中二 是很古早流行的黑深殘風格 劇情有點類似 Muv-Luv Alternative 主角開著機甲在外星人包圍的情況下突圍拯救世界 遊戲難度很高 雖然是VS系的玩法 玩起來卻很被虐 機甲的護盾與能量資源都要管理 導致遊戲玩起來綁手綁腳 若是隨便亂學招沒專精 能量直接耗到底 傷害也沒有 很快就會被打回家 局外加成也給得非常嚴苛 有種被資本家壓榨的感覺 最普通的刷關卡給的經費 升級一些無關痛癢的小加成 體感非常不明顯 另外一種則是刷任務給的技能點 技能點完成特定較難的任務才會發1點 可以有效的改變機體的力量 但製作團隊怕玩家玩得太爽 技能點還有上限10點封死 ... 頂多點滿兩種方向的技能分歧 真是令人疑惑的平衡操作 然後各機體農到的資源還是分開的 簡直離譜 你換一台新機體 就要重練?? 非常花費時間 遊戲終歸是娛樂為主 製作團隊對於遊戲設定的硬核框架造成了遊戲體驗遊玩不佳 若是能將每台機甲的完全體成長時間 設定的2小時內就能練完會更好 整體玩法風格能改的更速食一些 或許能獲得更好的評價 -80%特價時才入手嘗鮮遊玩 可以勉強給好評 遊戲感覺是被半放棄狀態 目前更新還不到10次 要入庫的自己考慮下吧 只能說機甲的科幻美術設定還是挺不錯的 所以評價還是大多好評

Got it from a bundle and honestly in it's current state it's not worth playing. There is no ingame tutorial so you don't know what some stuff do (Antimatter i got no clue on) There is nothing ingame that says what you are supposed to do and minimap is awful as it is so small, you need to just go in a random direction and hope something of value can be found, would be good if an upgrade pointed to the next big egg location/challenge spire etc. Upgrades are tied to character so all 4 you start fresh on, really could have done with a weaker global upgrade as well, so you got a boost on the next one you try on and all 4 currently in game help each other out. There are supposedly difficulty modifiers and you can always disable these upgrades yourself if it feels to easy. Willing to give it a chance if it gets properly finished, but have been a long time since last update so unlikely sadly.

L'ambiance et le setup ont beau être sympathiques et plutôt bien réalisay...force est de constat que le grind est beaucoup trop poussif et la progression trop lente et frustrante pour en faire un réel, bon survivor On regrettera également le manque de KABOOOMGRKOFDEFGBEUUUUUAAAAARGH à l'écran. Du coup c'est juste sympathique, mais un peu trop molasson pour être un survivor au niveau de la concurrence (Rogue Genesia, Scarlet Tower, Soulstone Survivor etc...). 6/10.

i enjoyed going for the achievements :)

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Genesis Survivors from Aeternum Game Studios S.L steps into the crowded survivor-like space with a clear intention: take the familiar auto-shooter formula and inject it with a heavier sci-fi identity and a bit more mechanical nuance. Set against a futuristic backdrop where pilots control combat-ready mechs to fend off alien swarms, the game blends the genre’s signature chaos with a slightly more structured approach to builds and battlefield interaction. It doesn’t radically redefine the formula, but it does try to push it in a direction that feels more system-driven and customizable. The foundation is immediately recognizable. Players guide a mech through increasingly dense waves of enemies while weapons fire automatically, shifting the focus almost entirely onto positioning, timing, and survival instincts. Where Genesis Survivors begins to differentiate itself is through its roster of pilots and mech configurations, each bringing distinct passive bonuses and active abilities into a run. This adds a layer of identity to each playthrough, encouraging experimentation with different setups that can favor aggression, sustain, or efficiency. As runs progress, players stack upgrades that evolve their weaponry and abilities, creating builds that can feel powerful when the right synergies come together. Combat is fast and often visually intense, leaning into the genre’s hallmark of overwhelming odds and constant movement. Enemy variety and boss encounters help maintain a sense of escalation, while environmental elements—such as destructible objects and terrain features—add a subtle layer of tactical consideration. Unlike completely open arenas, these elements can influence how players kite enemies or carve out safe paths, giving the battlefield a bit more personality. When everything clicks, the game delivers that satisfying loop of narrowly surviving chaos while watching your build grow into something capable of clearing entire swarms. However, the same visual intensity that fuels its excitement can also become one of its biggest drawbacks. As upgrades stack and effects multiply, the screen often fills with overlapping animations and particle effects, making it difficult to track incoming threats or even distinguish enemies clearly. This can lead to moments where failure feels less like a strategic mistake and more like a consequence of visual overload. For a genre that relies heavily on player awareness, this lack of clarity occasionally undermines the otherwise solid combat design. Progression sits in a somewhat uneven place. While there are unlocks, upgrades, and multiple characters to experiment with, the sense of long-term advancement can feel inconsistent. Some upgrades offer noticeable improvements, while others feel less impactful, creating a progression curve that doesn’t always maintain momentum. Over time, the repetition of maps and objectives can also begin to wear thin, especially for players who are already familiar with other titles in the genre that offer more variety or more refined progression systems. It’s also clear that the game carries the hallmarks of an evolving project. Certain systems feel underdeveloped, and the overall experience occasionally lacks the polish expected from more established entries in the genre. There is a sense that the foundation is strong but not yet fully realized, with room for additional content, better balancing, and improved interface clarity. For players who enjoy following a game’s growth over time, this may be part of the appeal, but those looking for a fully complete and finely tuned experience may find it lacking in its current state. Even with these shortcomings, Genesis Survivors remains engaging in short bursts. Its core loop is inherently satisfying, and the combination of mech-based combat and build experimentation provides enough variety to keep runs interesting for a while. The game’s strength lies in its ability to deliver those moments where everything aligns—your build is optimized, enemies fall in waves, and survival feels earned rather than given. In the end, Genesis Survivors is a promising but imperfect entry in the survivor-like genre. It brings enough new ideas to stand out, particularly in its use of pilots, mech customization, and environmental interaction, but it struggles with clarity, pacing, and overall cohesion. With further refinement and expanded content, it has the potential to become something more substantial, but as it stands, it is best enjoyed as a solid, evolving experience rather than a definitive one. Rating: 7/10

Минусы: Худший сюжет из возможных. Персонажи какой-то там игры играют в другую игру... отвратительно. Лучше бы вообще молчали об этом. Плюсы: Интересное оружие, персонажи, геймплейные фишики, которых не было во многих других подобных играх. Рекомендую к ознакомлению как фанат жанра, а там как пойдет.

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