\u201cThe scanner just lit up like a Christmas tree. We\u2019ve got a swarm incoming!\u201d<\/p>
Most people would run when they hear a warning like that. By the time the horde of insectoid aliens rounds the corner, pincers clawing out in your direction, your only options are to flee or fight back. But if you want to climb the ranks of the dwarven mining company in Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor<\/em>, you best be ready to return fire when the bugs arrive.<\/p>
Survivor<\/em>, Funday Games\u2019 take on Vampire Survivors<\/em> in the Deep Rock Galactic<\/em><\/a> setting, is a single-player roguelike auto-shooter that tasks players with completing a series of objectives\u2014mining ore, collecting items, surviving hordes of bugs, and shooting down giant behemoths\u2014all while offering different playable dwarves, weapons, and perks to customize each run. <\/p>
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In a world filled to the brim with roguelikes, fans of the genre may be wondering if there\u2019s enough space for Survivor<\/em> and all of its pesky insects to wiggle their way into the pack. But with Survivor<\/em>\u2019s addictive gameplay loop, unique classes and weapons, and the same cheeky charm fans loved from Deep Rock Galactic<\/em>, the answer is a resounding yes. <\/p>
