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  • Summary: Becoming a walking, 2-ton supply line in a new shortform sandbox mech FPS from the writer of Can Androids Pray.

    In Can Androids Survive, you are a battlefield courier, sent to an active warzone on the Moon to deliver supplies to Starbound Alliance bases--even if it costs your life in the
    Becoming a walking, 2-ton supply line in a new shortform sandbox mech FPS from the writer of Can Androids Pray.

    In Can Androids Survive, you are a battlefield courier, sent to an active warzone on the Moon to deliver supplies to Starbound Alliance bases--even if it costs your life in the process.

    Battle a draining fuel gauge, hordes of mechanized hazards, and a treacherous lunar surface to unravel the nature of your existence. Jettison fuel through your exhaust ports to escape stellar float mines and launch your chassis across craters.

    End the war itself--by destroying the field.
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  1. Sep 7, 2021
    80
    Can Androids Survive is an enthralling, fascinating experience that tells its story in a way that forces a high level of involvement from the player. I could never recommend a game like this to absolutely everyone, but for those of you who enjoy the idea of piecing together a fragmented story through the medium of courier services, Can Androids Survive is a real treat. Most of all, I’m impressed with myself that I managed to review a game about making deliveries without referencing Death Stranding a single time.
  2. 60
    Can Androids Survive is a game that is working to be a simulator (an unruly hybrid in the best of cases) that positions itself as a sequel to a story. If it doesn’t really quite pull any of these things off successfully, there is at least some consolation in the fact that in the end, as promised, the player gets to blow up the moon. I’m not sure that it works as a message, but it’s nice to get some consideration for not having hit the escape key an hour or so earlier.