Scurry

Cute idea for a survivorlike. If you like Skull Horde or Be My Horde you'll vibe on this. I can't tell how "deep" the game will ultimately be, took me about 2 hours to unlock all squirrel varieties, but I like that the levels have some escalation to them all the same. For the price, I think it's a great deal.

Unhinged, cheap and fun.

5.5/10.

Fun take on the roguelike genre that I wasn’t expecting. Lots of silly Easter eggs and has some bangin tunes to command a horde of squirrels with

One of the best $5 games ive ever played, executes the light weight roguelike better than it has any right to.

I genuinely think that this is the best summoning/horde survivorslike/bullet heaven game that you can buy right now. I love survivorslikes, and I've probably played ~50 of them at this point, with several of those having the same schtick that you can't attack but you can summon a horde of various creatures that attack for you. Scurry pulls this off really well. It doesn't take much time at all to unlock all 9 breeds of squirrel, and you can pick any of them on level up, but there are several different modifications that each squirrel can gain on level up, unique to each breed. This means that you have a lot of control at any time over which types of squirrels you are focusing, giving you a big hand in build crafting. That being said, there are no re-rolls, and each squirrel breed has several different mutations they can get, so you still have to pay attention and find the best build that a given run gives you. All 9 breeds seem viable and interesting from what I can see so far, which is great. They stand out and there aren't any redundancies. I haven't encountered a single bug or technical issue so far. Really the only negatives I have to say about this game are a few QOL concerns, but they're really pretty unimportant in the grand scheme of things. I would like there to be some sort of compendium of mutations. There are quite a lot of them and it can be hard to remember what each squirrel has, particularly in the case of synergies. I also think a bestiary of the various human enemies would be interesting and fun, because I can't always tell exactly who the bosses are in the chaos. This game is seriously underrated. For any fans of survivorslikes, you should play this game immediately; you won't regret it.

I absolutely love this game! On the surface it sounds ridiculous—you play as a squirrel, build an army of squirrels, and take on golfers—but somehow it just works. The progression is incredibly addictive. You're constantly unlocking upgrades, getting stronger, expanding your squirrel army, and finding new things to do. It has that "just one more upgrade" feeling that keeps you playing far longer than you planned. The controls are smooth, the gameplay loop is satisfying, and there's always another goal to work toward. It's one of those games that's easy to pick up for a few minutes but somehow turns into a couple of hours. If you enjoy games with exploration, upgrades, and constant progression, don't let the premise fool you. This has become one of my favorite indie games, and I highly recommend giving it a try!