Entropy Survivors Steam Charts & Stats

great amount of content for the price, i love it

This is really fun with the boys (and solo) I was surprised by the amount of metaprogression. Good stuff

Super fun game to play with friends. Lot's of customization and skill trees. Worth the price at $10.

really good game with a few refreshing new takes on this genre. Would recomend. My main regret is not getting this game sooner.

Rreally enjoying so far. Several levels to play and decent amount of character customization.

Some quirky and fun abilities does not help the difficulty being to high also game feel clunky and slow. Games needs some work

Игра не плохая, есть много различных способностей, прокачка, различные уровни, а также рабочий кооп, но чем дольше играешь тем однообразнее геймплей становится, вроде постоянно новые способности, оружие и персонажи, но при этом не чего не меняется

This game is fun and enjoyable, when it works. However, it's currently too glitchy to get a consistent experience. Things that I have run into within just a few hours of playing co-op: - Co-op partner's screen got completely blurred during a run as if they were in an upgrade screen and the blur never disappeared - Co-op partner got disconnected somehow from a run right as the boss died, and got zero credit (no money, gems, nothing) for it, essentially wasting a ton of time. Sloppy netcode 1000% - The achievements/unlocks don't properly progress. For example, the shogun class unlock requirement was stuck at 4/5 kills for 3 separate encounters with the same type of miniboss. Got to 7 total kills before it finally decided to register the class unlock.

I love a good survivors-like game, and this one is a pretty great one. The dual pilot/mech attack system is fun and I love how creative the abilities are. There's a ton of customization you can do in terms of different types of mechs (with a different frog type pilot), different weapons and you can improve the weapons. You can also do stuff like adjust the spawn rates of the abilities. My only detraction is that the spawn rate of the weapons/abilities are set by the mech. Like a loadout really. Because some combinations are better for some mechs than others. But other than that small complaint its a great game with a what seems like 40+ hours of content.

I've been on a "survivors-like" kick lately, which is somewhat surprising because it was never a genre I thought held much interest for me. But here we are. This game is actually pretty unique within the genre. It has all the regular tropes, but you are a froggy piloting a mech, and both your froggy and mech can attack. But unlike most survivor-like's... this is not an auto-attack game. You actually fire off the attacks for your froggy and your mech. I played that way for a while, and it was super fun but not super effective. There's an option in the menu that allows you to make the mech auto-attack, that way you can focus your attention on froggy attacks, and honestly this really worked better for me. You still trigger your mech's class ability on your own, but the basic attacks of the mech just happen automatically. You are using twin stick aiming for the whole thing, but you fire off your froggy's guns on your own. This can matter because of the way froggy has to reload. There's all kinds of unlocks in this game, from different mechs and froggies with completely different abilities and stats, to different weapons for each mech and froggy, to universal ability points that affect all mechs and froggys... it's got a lot. Each weapon also has perk slots that you can unlock. So there's a ton of stuff to unlock here. You can also unlock all kinds of paint schemes just to make yourself look cool. The game does cater to multiplayer a bit in that some abilities will buff teammates but not you... I found this a little disappointing, but in all honesty its not that big of a deal. I don't think the community for this game is huge, but I'm sure on discord on something you can find players if you are into that. I found this one a bit more challenging than most survivors-like's out there. Unlike something like Soulstone Survivors, you don't feel like a god in this game. The game gives you on screen markers that point to the closest gem, which are kind of like boosters that you attack and they pop out some kind of reward. Often its healing, although you can also get things like a short term autogun or an electric blast that stuns all the enemies for several seconds and gives you a chance to clear yourself an area. I feel more swamped in this one that in most I've played... this definitely has you scooting around trying desperately to not be surrounded. Dashing is on a rather large cooldown as well (several seconds), so you have to be careful. I'm really surprised at this one, I quite like it and it is unique enough that it definitely will stick around in my survivors-like rotation.