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On A Knife’s Edge
1K View2023-05-14
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Score 6/10
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Personal Playtime: ~2 hours
Blade Shooter:Survival Games is another game that follows the same mold as pickle pete, tomb raider reloaded, and surivor.io in terms of across the game progression. What sets it apart from these games is the fixed screen shoot em’ up design that it has. This alone makes it worth checking out if you are either new to the genre or are a fan. The gameplay can be pretty dynamic the first few runs that you play but after a while the game can get a little stale if the genre does not resonate with you. There is a ton of possible progression but you have to be very committed to see it through. The game does not do anything egregiously wrong in terms of ad placement as these seem to be limited to revives and getting additional items in the in-game shop. However that same in-game shop is what holds it back. Whales:BEWARE this can be a game that you can sink tons of money into. It doesn't have to be like that but I'm sure at some point the progression halts. I just was not committed enough to see where that wall was.
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State of Survival - A Disappointing Experience
As a professional gamer with years of experience in the industry, I can't help but express my deep disappointment with the game "State of Survival." This title had the potential to be something great, but it falls short in so many ways that it's hard to overlook.
1. Pay-to-Win Mechanics: From the moment you start playing, it becomes abundantly clear that "State of Survival" is designed to milk your wallet. Progression is agonizingly slow without making in-app purchases. Competitive players are essentially forced to spend money to stay competitive. This blatant pay-to-win model ruins the gaming experience.
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I would pay for this game if it was a paid game to start with!
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This game is really nice to look at. The texture is very high fidelity, the style is consistent throughout the entire game, there is no sexism in character design. The game is not 3D, rather it's isometric 2D with depth buffer that gives 3D feel. This is a smart choice, because since the dawn of age of video game graphics, this kind of rendering has been used to make games looks realistic without being taxing to compute, which makes this game never has a dip in performance ever. I'm sure this game runs on any phone you have!
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