very fun and has alot of potential, enemies spawn randomly and swarm from every direction which makes me wna cry cuz its a big party pooper for me, whats the point if u cant funnel them into certain paths? u literally have no control over anything its more of pure survival luck rather than skill imo. //DONT PLAY THIS GAME WITH A DUMMY// ^_<

Fun, needs full release

There are several things that stand out and unfortunately makes this survivor-type game an unpleasant experience, and therefore I cannot recommend it.

1. Controls. If you don't have a controller, you are going to have a much more difficult time. The swarms are becoming increasingly punishing as the game goes on, and it requires fine movement that can only be guaranteed with the thumb stick on a controller.

2. Lackluster abilities, passives, and synergies. As I mentioned earlier, the swarms can become quite hectic as a game goes on, ending up with passives and abilities that don't perform well, or don't do anything for you, are useless. Despite a variety of choices, I always ended up gravitating towards abilities that helped me deal the most damage, in the largest possible area. Picking a protective ability, or passive, is almost like shooting yourself in the foot. You rid of yourself an ability that could help you kill your enemies that keep increasing in number, and often in strength. There are many abilities that just hit randomly in an area, striking nothing, or rotate around you, or shooting a small cone or a beam. You need strong abilities to carve a path for yourself, otherwise the game overwhelms you. Synergies also leave a lot to be desired. In most survivor-type games these are supposed to be major upgrades that would make a run easier and make you feel more powerful, all at the cost of picking a passive that's less than ideal. However, I sometimes felt like I just ended up with a downgrade. I feel like that should never happen.

3. Progression. Any character you play, is almost feel like they have been designed to fail on their first run. Why? Because you don't have their synergies unlocked until you pick their abilities and play with them once. Only after you played a game with an ability, you get the chance the next game to evolve those abilities. That's just lame, in my opinion. You are also taking shots in the dark, trying to figure out what passive might be the one that create a synergy with an ability, since it's not indicated anywhere. You get a little UI menu for reminders for the ones that I stumbled into once. There is a tremendous amount of power that is locked behind the skill tree for every character. I would argue, that it's almost too much. Getting highly invested in a character, straight up ends up trivializing the game. It's also a bit tedious having to max out these skill trees with several characters, and currency gets more difficult to come by once you dry up the bonuses you get for completing certain tasks and challenges.

4. Visibility. I think the art style is amazing, but it's quite difficult sometimes to see what is going on. For example, the event where you have to not let a ball touch the ground, the indicator later on just get's lost in the sea of enemies. I have had enemies shoot at me from behind the trees, totally obscured. There are enemies that are super small and you don't even notice you run into them sometimes.

5. Difficulty. This game is probably among the hardest survivor games I played, and I don't feel like it's the fun kind of difficulty. Despite it having mini-bosses, and a boss at the end. I never once felt truly threatened by them. The real danger has always been the swarming enemies. The regular enemies is what makes this game difficult, and the fact that so many abilities are just ill equipped to deal with them. Some really require significant investment before showing their returns. You are always presented with 3 choices when you level up, and if you keep running into bad luck and not getting skill ups for your abilities, you are going to be in big trouble. Surviving in the game is also quite difficult. You can memorize all the spots and patterns on a map and try to be very efficient with breaking crates and barrels, but you can seriously have a bad luck streak and rarely find a healing fruit to sustain you.

6. Evolutions, why are they so boring? What first caught my eye with this game, was the ability to evolve the character. I thought that was super cool, but aside from the stat boost, it doesn't change much of anything. If anything ... I sometimes felt like it was a detriment, since I felt like it increased my hitbox and made becoming larger an easier target, and harder to avoid things. I hope they will become more interesting in the future.

The game is still in early access, so I'm going to keep an eye on it and see how things evolve. I do feel like it has a lot of potential.