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Genres
A survival game is an action-game subgenre set in a hostile environment where players start with minimal equipment and must survive by finding resources to manage hunger, thirst, disease and mental state. The core loop is to gather resources, craft tools and weapons, build shelter and fend off threats. Minecraft, Don't Starve and Rust are well-known examples.
Survival games need crafting recipes, tool durability, an inventory and meters for needs such as hunger and health. They also need a persistent world that players can save and return to, and multiplayer versions run on game servers for cooperative or competitive play.
On the web, IndexedDB can store a large persistent world, and online play with other survivors needs a server connection such as a WebSocket.
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Explore an endless shared world, survive, and build alongside other players.
Steer a giant oil tanker through a strait full of mines, missiles and speedboats.
Dodge incoming attacks and survive as long as you can in a comic 3D arena.
Survive enemy waves in a shrinking dome, building walls and capturing flags.
Place gravity anchors to keep a world alive under three unpredictable suns.
Shoot endless zombie waves while the arena closes in around you.
Find seven blue flowers in a dark forest while spirits chase you.
Climb a voxel Andean mountain, surviving cold, wind, and cliffs to reach the summit.
Drive a scavenger's Lada down an endless road, towing wrecks for scrap.
Play a pigeon who swipes food to stay alive.
Draw electric wires to trap and eliminate zombies in a 3D isometric arena.
Outrun an alien threat and breed a predatory microbe to stop a swarm eating the Sun.
Build defenses and manage resources to survive aliens and meteors before impact.
Counted from the 14 games above. A game can name more than one tool or genre, so a list can add up to more than 14.