Tri Survive v1.2.4

Tri Survive is a compact, strategy-driven roguelite RPG that stands out by putting three heroes under the direct control of a single player. Set in a hand-drawn medieval fantasy world, the game sends a trio of national champions - a Tank, a DPS and a Healer - to repel a sudden invasion of demonic creatures from another dimension. The premise is straightforward but strong: combine distinct roles and abilities, unlock new champions as you progress, and uncover the mystery behind the invasion while exploring diverse towns and landscapes.

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Gameplay centers on simultaneously managing all three characters, which creates interesting micro- and macro-level choices. You’ll build synergies between party members, experiment with different lineups, and adapt on the fly to ever-changing threats. As a roguelite, runs are designed to be replayable and to reward incremental progression and mastery. For players who like survival challenges, the Endless Survivor Mode offers infinite waves of enemies, score-based runs, and a focused test of skill beyond the campaign.

Strengths
- Unique three-character control: tactical depth from commanding Tank, DPS, and Healer at once.
- Roguelite progression: unlockable champions and meaningful growth between runs.
- Party synergies: build and tailor combinations to suit your playstyle.
- Hand-drawn visuals and varied medieval settings that create a distinct atmosphere.
- Endless Survivor Mode: high-replayability mode for score chasing and practice.

Considerations
- Managing three characters simultaneously raises the learning curve and may feel hectic to some players.
- As with many roguelites, repetition across runs can become noticeable unless you enjoy iterative experimentation and mastery.

Overall, Tri Survive offers a fresh twist on party-based RPGs by forcing direct, simultaneous control of multiple heroes. If you enjoy strategy under pressure, experimenting with team synergies, and replayable roguelite loops set in a stylized fantasy world, this one is worth a look.