Away The Survival Series Review (Steam)
This Away The Survival Series Review tells us about this story-based adventure, you play as a tiny sugar glider in your very own nature documentary. Glide among the trees, fight dangerous predators, and explore beautiful environments as you embark on a high-flying journey to save your family.
Away The Survival Series Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 10.67GB download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Controller support.
- Remote play together support.
- Graphics – resolution and graphics quality preset, gamma slider, motion blur, and depth of field.
- Two difficulties – Easy and medium.
- Action survival gameplay.
- Can Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
- AZERTY keyboard layout option.
- Brilliant voicework.
- Save when you want from the pause menu.
- Presented like a nature documentary film.
- Seamlessly transitions from cutscenes to gameplay.
- The opening has you being taught the controls and nature of the game.
- You can climb, jump, high jump, glide, attack, dodge, and glide.
- Instincts – on a cooldown timer you can see enemies, food, and such.
- Hunger and stamina meters to manage.
- You can lock onto smaller creatures and jump.
- Find and become many other animals for unique experiences.
- Stealth mechanic is in play and is matched with a leap attack.
- Story-based main game with optional side encounters.
- Eat food like mushrooms to replenish health.
Away The Survival Series Review Cons:
- All the better graphic and controller settings appear once in-game.
- No v-sync option.
- The camera doesn’t like following things.
- Robot-looking animations.
- Fighting is messy.
- A lot of screen tearing and performance issues.
- Checkpoints are far apart.
- Jumping feels too erratic and fails on the more demanding platform sections.
- Slow-paced.
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Away The Survival Series:
Developer: Breaking Walls
Publisher: Breaking Walls
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