Dark Souls: Prepare to Die vs Still Alive: Survival PvP
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die is one of the scariest and hardcore action role-playing game that's set in a dark fantasy world filled with demons, monsters, and even dragons. Unlike most games where dying is heavily penalized, this game actually lets you use every one of your deaths as a stepping stone to learn the where to avoid and where to press on... so expect to die... a lot. Sometimes, the deaths of the other players - their spirits, so to speak - will also show up in your game so you can learn from their mistakes before you atttempt a challenging part of the game.By playing, you'll be able to improve your mastery over weapons, spells, and other combat mechanics which will in turn help you progress and access tougher challenges. This Prepare to Die edition also features new mechanics, including Bonfires which serve as check points and will replenish your health and magic but at a pretty heavy cost - all the mobs you've killed will respawn. Dark Souls is a networked game and as such, you may bump into other players while dungeon crawling which may result in an impromptu PvP battle, or you can also work together with other players to take down difficult bosses.
Dark Souls have earned a name of itself for being incredibly punishing - there will be a lot of dying - and for being creepy as af, but it is also a game that's pretty unique, and to some extent, revolutionary since many of the game mechanics present in this game isn't even heard of let alone used in any other games.
Still Alive: Survival PvP
Still Alive: Survival PvP is more of a competitive arena shooter with survival and crafting elements rather than a battle royale game, actually. This is mainly because unlike other battle royale games, Still Alive doesn't pit you against a ton of other players by dropping you and all the rest on a massive map. Instead, the map of the game is more of a sizeable "arena", much like the map you'd experience by playing MMOFPS or TPS games. You won't be fighting to survive against 99 other players (or more) either - there are only 5 players in a match and naturally, the last man standing is the winner.It adopts the class-based character system that Realm Royale uses, and hence, depending on the character you choose to play, you'll get a special class-specific skill to use in addition to your usual arsenal of weapons. These special skills can vary from getting to control a drone to activating a ghost suit which will effectively make you invisible for a short period of time.
Considering that Realm Royale has yet to be released on mobile, it is not surprising that Still Alive: Survival PvP manages to fill the demand for such a game on the mobile platform perfectly.
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