Sue Shi Survival

The holes in the floor really excel the fun this genre has to offer.

A fun game. If you like vampire survivors or similar games id say this is up your alley. I think that the unique character abilities really bring some freshness. I enjoyed my time playing it and would recommend for the price every day of the week

I hate vampire survivors type games, I find them too repetitive to really be fun. This game is a nice little shakeup of an overdone formula that makes things more interesting, and for that I recommend it.

Loving this so far! Game's got a ton of characters and weapons, and a huge number of upgrades to cater to the different playstyles those combinations can have. I especially appreciate the range of different difficulty modifiers, from the more 'simple' incremental difficulty system to the game-changing special modifiers you can apply. Above all I think my favorite thing about this is that it definitely did away with the issue that plagued my enjoyment of other games in the genre - where they ended up boiling down to 'walk around'. The higher level of agency this game has is a lot more engaging for me. Can't wait to see what gets added next!

Cool game !

Excellent vampire survivors clone. Hope for more variety. I beat the game so now there's not any reason to come back really... Hopefully there will be more maps and stuff in future updates

It starts off promising enough, but having played the full release, I just don't know why you would play this over almost any other competent release in the new genre. The graphics are neat, and there are a lot of interesting things presented - talents on level up that unlock a new set of talents, choosing your starting basic weapon, the watering thing is neat and the building stuff seems interesting. The problem is, you don't get to interact with it at all. You choose from 4 options on level up, and that includes "potions" which are basically temporary buffs. The pool of talents is MASSIVE, and not weighted (as far as I can see). You get 2 rerolls per floor, which amounts to about 8 rerolls per run, which is basically useless for actually trying to do "a build". If you choose one of those "class" talents that unlock more options (mechanic, ki, etc.) it gets even worse. Basically all the choices are worthless because, like all these genre of games, you need synergy and multiplicative power to survive, which means just take the most basic, passive stat upgrades, and the basic fish summon skills, and do the same thing every run because everything else requires a staggering amount of luck in your favor to see work. You can experiment on the lowest tier difficulty a bit but even then you'll often just run into not killing stuff fast enough which means less xp which means less leveling which means killing stuff slower which means spending 5 minutes after the end of the level timer dodging endlessly while you whittle away the hp of the boss (or you could go onward and forsake even more xp). Oh also you obviously get WAY less rewards at the basic tier. Also unlocking higher tiers requires beating the previous tier, which means doing incrementally less forgiving runs over and over using the same builds over and over because anything else could mean wasting 15-20 minutes of your time and not knowing it until the choices keep failing to happen. There is a fun game hidden here behind the insane lack of meaningful choices presented to the player. If the level up options were like, 8 choices instead of 4, it would STILL be more RNG than most of these games, but it might be more friendly to try out other builds. There's just no reason to recommend this because it's closer to playing a tedious slot machine than a bullet heaven.