**Playtime: ~4 hours**

A link to you full review: [Survivor.io iOS Game Review](https://youtu.be/OtmaI2BS2i4)

A link to the game in the app store: [Survivor.io](https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/survivor-io/id1528941310)  

Despite being exposed to this game with some of the worst ads that I have seen in the industry, survivor.io holds its own as an introduction into the Survivor genre. The simple gameplay loop found across all games of this time is coupled with boss battles that will require some level of thought assuming you do not have the stats to immediately mow them down. It answers the common issue of having a power cap that often made other games of the genre either too easy or too hard by having you able to equip items and passively give you character permanent buffs. It does have an energy system that you will find in other freemium games but in my 4 hours of gameplay I never once even neared running out. 

  

The game does have a monetization model that falls in line with other kinds of free games but considering this game is largely a pve game this is not the same need to purchase anything to enjoy it. Additionally the game does have plenty of awards and in-game events that decrease the need to “actually” purchase items.

  

Survivor.io does not reinvent the survivor genre wheel but clearly does a serviceable job at integrating core mechanics while providing players something to work toward. The monetization model is not the best but considering I never needed to interact with it I can say that this a game that should be tried out at least if you are a fan of the genre.

Playtime: ~4 hoursA link to you full review: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://youtu.be/OtmaI2BS2i4">Survivor.io iOS Game Review</a>A link to the game in the app store: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/survivor-io/id1528941310">Survivor.io</a> Despite being exposed to this game with some of the worst ads that I have seen in the industry, survivor.io holds its own as an introduction into the Survivor genre. The simple gameplay loop found across all games of this time is coupled with boss battles that will require some level of thought assuming you do not have the stats to immediately mow them down. It answers the common issue of having a power cap that often made other games of the genre either too easy or too hard by having you able to equip items and passively give you character permanent buffs. It does have an energy system that you will find in other freemium games but in my 4 hours of gameplay I never once even neared running out.&nbsp; The game does have a monetization model that falls in line with other kinds of free games but considering this game is largely a pve game this is not the same need to purchase anything to enjoy it. Additionally the game does have plenty of awards and in-game events that decrease the need to “actually” purchase items. Survivor.io does not reinvent the survivor genre wheel but clearly does a serviceable job at integrating core mechanics while providing players something to work toward. The monetization model is not the best but considering I never needed to interact with it I can say that this a game that should be tried out at least if you are a fan of the genre.&nbsp;

Live to Survive

On my Android device, I played the game [Surviver.io](http://Surviver.io), and I was astounded by the volume of comments people had to say about it. People were discussing builds and the meta, indicating that the game was good. And it turns out that I was right—this game is quite entertaining and has lots of replay value. I played the game for a lot of hours simply attempting to survive, which is to be expected from the genre. There were a lot of builds, it's simply a matter of how to get there as quickly as possible while managing your experience to avoid losing. SURVIVE!

On my Android device, I played the game <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="http://Surviver.io">Surviver.io</a>, and I was astounded by the volume of comments people had to say about it. People were discussing builds and the meta, indicating that the game was good. And it turns out that I was right—this game is quite entertaining and has lots of replay value. I played the game for a lot of hours simply attempting to survive, which is to be expected from the genre. There were a lot of builds, it's simply a matter of how to get there as quickly as possible while managing your experience to avoid losing. SURVIVE!

For a free game, it's a lot of fun!

Survivor.io

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Survivor!.io, la recensione del single stick shooter a base di zombie

Dangerous zombies are attacking the entire city! The city is in peril! 
Awakened by the trial of dreams, you've no choice but to take on the heroic mantle of saving the city!
As a human warrior with unlimited potential, you and other survivors will have to pick up your weapons and battle these evil and dangerous zombies!
The horde far outnumbers you - any slip-up and you'll get caught in dire straits!
Faced with crisis, you must find a way to survive!

Playscore of Survivor.io, based on critic and gamer review scores.

Platform	Critic	Gamer	Playscore
Android	No critic reviews yet	Gamer 9.2
iOS	Critic 7.3 (2 critics)	Gamer 9.5	8.1

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