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SurvHive

67% positive of 53 Steam reviews

Released: 2016
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Rocking Hamster.

About the game

Inspired by "The Thing", SurvHive is an asymmetric sci-fi horror multiplayer FPS in which the only one you can trust is yourself, as alien shape-shifters lie in wait. Will humans be able to eradicate the alien menace? Will the infection spread instead? Welcome to their Hive...

Tagged by players

Action
Horror
Psychological Horror
FPS

What players say

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Mostly Positive

What players say

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This game is about atmosphere and the stories you come away with. So here's my tale. I awaken in the sleeping quarters. The ship's computer telling me some kind of alien organism is on board. I scramble out the door, waving a pistol down both ends of the corrider. Seeing nothing I take off running down the metal decks of the ship, my foot steps echoing much louder than I'd like. I turn a corner and meet with a…
13 h played when written. 67 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
I was quite excited about the premise of this game. Unfortunately, when I started it up there was no one to play with. Literally no one was playing the game. That's a bit of a problem for a multiplayer game. I still hopped in for about ten minutes and ran around a map to check out the basic mechanics at least. After I was done experimenting I went to the forums and brought up the population of the servers and asked…
36 found it helpful.
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