First off, it is free-to-play, but, as always, there are in-app purchases that make the game easier in the form of buying blue diamonds to speed up the processes in the game. There are aspects that I really enjoy and others that I really don't. Survivors: The Quest is a tough game to review. While your survivors are increasing their fun factor (more on that later), you'll hear a guitar strumming, a monkey chittering, or my favorite, a boombox playing something between a disco song and Daft Punk's "One More Time." I have to give props to the fact that the sounds intensify when you draw closer to them, so if you are right by the dance floor with the boom box, you'll hear the music louder, but it fades as you move away from it. If equipment is malfunctioning, you'll hear the constant sound of an alarm. Get near the waterfall and you hear the sound of rushing water. The beach area has crabs skittering along the water, the jungle area has a monkey playing in a tree and butterflies frolicking near a bush, while the lake area has a waterfall and is covered with lush foliage that surrounds a lake containing bright lily pads.Ī percussive jungle beat thumps in the background, with haunting wind instruments chiming in at times, but you'll also hear ambient sounds while you play as well. Your characters, Tilly, John and Lucio, are nicely detailed, as are the locations they will visit. The areas so far that have been revealed are the beach, the jungle (forest road) and the lake area, but the map clearly shows that there are more, such as the plateau up the mountain, although these locations have yet to be opened and made available to the players. You are one of three survivors of a plane crash that lands on a "deserted" island and you must survive.
Not the actual videogame that came out, but more like the TV show.
Survivors: The Quest is sort of like Lost the game.
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