Slime Survivors

The game gets straight to the point, skipping complicated introductions or story. As soon as you start, you're dropped into a central hub that doubles as the main menu. From here, you have four key areas to explore, but the most important is the portal located at the bottom of the screen, a gateway to starting a run. Another tempting area is the tent, where you select your character. There are six characters in total, but only the first one is available from the start. The remaining five must be unlocked by meeting two separate requirements. The first requirement is tied to specific in-game milestones. Thankfully, these are shown and are achieved by simply playing the game a lot, so there’s no ambiguity or guesswork involved. In fact, you’ll unlock the second character just by dying once, which is very likely to happen during your initial run. The second requirement involves a special in-game currency: gems. These are rare and are typically earned by defeating tougher enemies. Each new character becomes progressively more expensive, requiring more gems than the last. Besides differing in appearance and starting weapons, each character also brings unique traits. For instance, the bounty hunter deals more damage, while the ninja has superior dodge ability. The game consists of three stages and a final endless stage. To unlock the next stage from the stage select, you must survive each stage long enough to face and defeat the boss. These stages must be completed in order. Your task is simple: move around the arena to avoid getting overwhelmed while enemies continually close in on your position. Your weapon fires automatically (though this setting can be toggled off), and defeated enemies drop experience orbs. Collecting these orbs fills up your XP bar, and each time it fills, you level up and get to pick one perk from a random set of three. Perks may come in the form of new weapons or items. You’re limited to five weapons per run, so choosing wisely is key. Once added, weapons can’t be removed or swapped, which encourages you to commit to a particular strategy. Items, however, have a larger capacity, up to 18 slots, so the lack of space is never an issue. You can even pick the same item multiple times to boost its effectiveness. Weapons can also be upgraded, increasing their projectile count, decreasing cooldowns, or granting unique effects, like giving a bow more projectiles with slightly reduced damage. As you survive longer, the enemies become stronger and more diverse. Alongside basic enemies, elite foes appear approximately every minute. These tougher enemies can shoot projectiles and pose a greater threat. Defeating them usually results in a valuable drop, which can be either a gem or a reward chest that lets you choose a perk for free. Elite enemies come in different types, and after you’ve seen them all, the game loops through them again. But this time, you’ll face two elites at once. They’re particularly dangerous during encounters where you're confined to a small area until you defeat them. You do have a dodge ability to escape tight spots, but things can quickly become chaotic when that space is also packed with regular enemies. In addition to elite drops, occasional reward chests spawn in the environment. All you need to do is stay within a marked circle for a few seconds or kill enemies to claim them. Other helpful items include health potions and magnets that draw in all experience orbs on the field. These are dropped by certain enemies marked with the appropriate icon. Since you can easily lost track of tiny items, an arrow points to the nearest interesting thing. Whether your run ends in victory or defeat, you’ll receive a reward in the form of coins. The longer you survive, the more you earn. Along with gems obtained from elites, these currencies are used back at the base to unlock permanent upgrades. Gems can be spent in the merchant’s tent to unlock new weapons, which then become available in future runs. On the right side of the hub, you’ll find a campfire where coins are used to improve character stats. The upgrade options are standard, with options like increased damage, faster experience gain, and wider pickup range. However, there’s a cap on how many times you can boost each stat to maintain game balance, and each subsequent upgrade becomes more expensive. In summary, while the game doesn't break new ground, it provides exactly what fans of the genre are looking for. It offers satisfying progression, enjoyable gameplay, and the rewarding feeling of becoming powerful in a short amount of time.

Not a bad game I guess, just not ready imo. PS gamepad does not work. UI has at least one small bug. Weapons aren't described, and most suck. Very grindy. But all in all I've seen a lot worse among the more popular and expensive BH offerings, like Letifer. (Such a disappointment.) Like this is an undercooked game between letifer and nimrods, with kind of a megabonk aesthetic. The gameplay itself is fine, very competent approach to the BH VS thing, but yea, i'd wait unless you really need a new BH entry.

蛮好玩的

《史莱姆幸存者》是一款主打爽快割草体验的Roguelike生存游戏。玩家在游戏中将面对如潮水般涌来的怪物大军，通过移动、瞄准、躲避和不断收集奖励来强化自身。 游戏最突出的特点就是它的爽快战斗体验。和大多数类幸存者游戏类似，玩家只需进行基础操作即可体验到割草的乐趣，配合丰富的武器和升级系统，能在短时间内提供不错的战斗体验。不过游戏中的武器有着明显的强度区别，比如大剑、喷火器等武器就是比地雷。激光等武器要好用。此外，游戏的在内容深度上还是有所不足。游戏中的内容量不足且重复度高，基本玩上几个小时就没新东西了。 总的来说，《史莱姆幸存者》有着爽快的战斗体验，但在内容量、武器平衡、构筑深度等方面还需要打磨，但考虑到它低廉的价格，不失为一部打发时间的好游戏。 [quote]欢迎关注鉴赏家: [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/DCYXJLB] 大川游戏俱乐部 [/url] 欢迎加入Steam组:[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45300930] 大川游戏俱乐部 [/url] 来一起感受游戏的乐趣喜欢这篇评论，也是可以顺手点个赞哟[/quote]

十几块，这个内容量，那确实得好评，作者加油。 说下我的一些感受： 1.脚底下的攻击太不明显 2.武器强弱明显，主要是攻击模式，有些打根上性能就差，升级效果也强力 武器升级的强度曲线，也有明显的差异，有些武器不升到很高级，根本没法用 比如落雷完全不如冰刺 3.简介里说的武器蜕变，是指升级，没有合成 4.闪避不好用， 因为带无敌帧所以速度很快，不容易判定落点，落地有一点无敌帧，但会顶到怪身上还是会蹭掉血 5.而且闪避有冷却，冷却的提示还不明显 建议放在武器栏上边，或者弄大点图标，显示倒计时 6.因为有闪避，所以BOSS会放弹幕，而且速度很快 唯一好的地方就是，没有远程小怪 说实话也是因为这个，我不喜欢有闪避的幸存者类游戏 就是为了这个闪避而搞的操作复杂很多 其实和幸存者类游戏的本质，减少多余玩法追求简单、爽，本末倒置的 7.很多武器的射程太短，也没有升级射程或者存在时间的，选项或者方法 比如飞斧，视野变大后，无法掉落出屏幕，也无法达到设计的弹射次数， 也就是少打很多敌人 反观BOSS的弹幕，就飞的巨远，存在时间巨长 8.会同时放多个BOSS，但是BOSS的奖励很少，没有什么爽感 9.宝箱的提示不明显 10.出现升级界面后，默认按A和D就会选择【跳过】，这样容易选错，也很吓人 11.没有【删除选项】的【局外成长】 12.暂停界面，看不到武器、道具的信息 13.商店看不到武器信息 14.几乎所有武器都带个穿透数，很蠢 15.角色的解锁条件没写出来 16.解锁越多垃圾武器，游戏越难玩，因为没有【禁用武器】，或者【删除选项】的【局外成长】 17.建议加个武器伤害统计 18.第4关，搞和地图同色的怪，很蠢 19.左上角的等级显示不明显，字体也不好看清 20.47级之后升级太慢了 21.第4关，30分钟后，经常掉经验 22.回血、防御，加了很多容错，相对的养成的长度也增加了 23.轻机枪，升级显示弹夹+10，但弹夹没增加 ---武器强度--- T0.5：大剑 T1：冰刺、喷火器、左轮、血刀、轻机枪(有BUG) T2：斧子、熔岩巨石、手里剑、霰弹枪、雷电球 T3：魔法棒、手榴弹、地雷、卡牌、流星锤、激光、钢矛、苦无 没提到的，除了角色武器，其他基本都不好用 --道具-- 优先级：1.经验 2.攻击、伤害、暴击、爆伤 3.防御、回血

Cool Game !

游戏底子其实还行，但是没有任何被动/特效/buff之类的升级选项，只有基本的数值升级。武器升满级也没任何质变。武器和武器之间没有任何联动。半个小时之后打不动了，数值上限摆在那里。 还有最不能接受的，不支持手柄，也不支持改键。 半个小时之后小怪死了不掉经验了。是BUG还是故意恶心人的？

游戏内容略少，玩几个小时就玩完了，而且单局游戏的流程无法把各种武器物品升到满级，感觉游戏进程只到了一半，就会打最终boss，让人很不爽，最无语的是居然不能用手柄玩，有个不合理的地方是瞄准模式也不能控制有些武器的方向