Tri Survive

Задумка неплохая, когда тебе нужно думать кем атаковать это интереснее чем просто бить всех и вся.

Захватывающий и необычный survival с уникальной концепцией троичности, очень рекомендую!

обожаю рогалики, гринд достижений, локаций, персов все это мы любим

While fun its still challenging, love it 10/10.

Interesting take on the genre, where positioning and gameplay matters much more than the average survivors-like. I'd give it around 4 stars out of five. The game respects your time pretty well, and most of the game can be beaten without grinding out meta progression in favor of skillful positioning and understanding the boss mechanics. The game's balance starts off pretty fair, but gets to be tedious on the later levels. There's hordes of extremely tanky enemies that will forcibly change your position, or immediately shoot their projectile, or charge you from off screen. Even at maxed out character skills, I still had significant problem clearing them in a reasonable time frame. The upgrades are interesting the first time around, but because of the forced team composition, I found that there weren't really great ways to synergize your actual team comp. I would've much preferred dropping a tank in favor of another DPS, which felt like it fell behind quickly. Speaking of, the attack range on every tank should probably be 2-3x what it is. Almost every melee enemy had much higher range than all of the available tanks. Each level does feel reasonably distinct, but the game is on the shorter end as a result. It's not necessarily a bad thing, though I feel like I must make the obvious comparison to Vampire Survivors, which has substantially more content for a lower price. It's the baseline standard for the genre, and while I don't think that Tri Survive is especially overpriced, I'm happy that I got it on sale for what looks like it'll be 4-5 hours of content. There's a story. It's not good, but it's inoffensive. The dialogue can be mashed through, but it'll play for each level if you haven't beaten it. Unlocking characters is pretty straightforward, and they feel varied enough that it'll make you think about how you want to play. My secondary gripe, after the balance issues, is that like many games in the genre, there's a huge amount of stuff on screen at the same time. This isn't usually that bad of an issue in the genre, because it'll be roughly balanced between your weapons and the enemy's. However, Tri Survive requires you to pay extra attention to the terrain to move around, and it's not always clear what elements of the map are cosmetic background vs impassable blockades. Combined with the (frankly, absurdly) high spawning walls in later levels, movement becomes difficult to the point of irritation. Altogether, it's ended up feeling further from the skill-based gameplay that made up the earlier levels, and feeling closer to random whether I'll have enough damage to break through.

Отличная игра, множество персонажей, в меру сильные боссы и вайбовая музыка