Twilight Survivors

I received a free key of this game from Liw8ty as a translator and beta-tester for this game. A bipedal Shiba Inu (Japanese dog) that uses ninja projectile weapons, a rolling spiky durian, a watermelon samurai, or a rabbitgirl that rides a moon shaped vehicle and fires carrots in rapid succession? These are some of the playable characters in Twilight Survivors, a roguelite action and survival game by DORIDORI STUDIO, with the simple premise of surviving against large waves of monster hordes, picking up various power-up items, and defeating powerful bosses with distinct attack patterns. Each time a level is completed, it might add more unlocked characters, levels, gameplay features, character stories and skill upgrade options, adding a lot of replayability and making the player feel invested in trying out the 13 characters and 30 levels at the time of this post. Despite having its share

It's cute but kind of boring and simplistic compared to other survivor like games. I like the art style, the super weapons, but it's not enough to keep me interested and wanting to play more. I'm not going to downvote the game for that. It's a perfectly playable game that delivers what's advertised at a very reasonable price.

Basically vammpire survivors, but anime. Its actually really good. Enjoyable to play and look at. Tons of achievements + unlockables + upgrades. Easy movement mechanics. Fair price.

This game is for those who want a fun and relaxing game, just sit on the couch and kill a lot of monsters. For the price, if you like roguelike games, you definitely should buy it. Pros - Has different and interesting characters, with diffent skills and lore - The tree skill and card system are great - Nice gameplay and amazing graphics - A lot of builds that you can use combining the characters weapons Cons - The character sounds could be a little annoying, its really repetitive - This game is 100% ranged, the melee characters are just good if you use other nice ranged weapons, so doesnt make any sense - The bosses are REALLY easy, and thats not the biggest problem, gets worst with the fact that they have too much HP / defense, so you get a long fight with a boring boss that doesnt die and doesnt kill you too.

Very impressive for a budget game. If you're a fan of the genre, you'll like this one. While it might not break any new ground, it does the job as nicely as any other game of it's type. There are multiple characters, and instead of your standard meta progression, each individual character has their own upgrade tree. The thing that sets this one apart is the atmosphere. It's more on the light-hearted end of things, and cute obviously, it's a nice change of pace from dark and grim. For the 2 dollars or so that I paid for this game, I will be getting a MASSIVE return in regards to the "dollars spent to hours of gameplay" ratio. There are almost 200 achievements. This is definitely one of those times that I am super glad that I took the leap and spent the money. Even at full price, you're getting a good deal.

Twilight survivors is modern day bullet hells done right with simple controls and mechanics that you can ease into but need time and discipline to master as every single character in this game pilots a lot differently and how they interact with the simple controls. this game is always about trial and error no character is bad you just have to actually take the time to learn the weapon combinations and passive skills. i will say though for anyone looking to 100% this game there is a large spike in difficult mid-late game that can take some time to get adjusted to. To minimize the amount of time you need to consume to get to 100%, focus on upgrading your characters and unlocking legendary kwent cards that you can get from just playing and also completing character lore quests. i suggest starting with arthur as his signature card "mythic sword arts" will practically be in a majority if not