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1. Shadowgrounds Survivor

   Reviewer: The Armchair Empire
   31 March 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   The three different characters that you play through the course of the game are stereotypes of every other sci-fi movie and game out there. Read more

2. Reviewer: Game Over Online
   04 February 2008

   Overall 7

   

    

   Shadowgrounds Survivor takes place on Jupiter’s moon Ganymede in the year 2096. Aliens launch a surprise attack on the human forces there, and, after a rough start, the survivors band together and try to reverse the alien momentum and protect the colony at New Atlantis. You get to control one of three characters: Luke “Marine” Giffords, Bruno “Napalm” Lastmann, or Isabel “Sniper” Larose. The characters are pretty much defined by their nicknames; each one gets a ha... Read more

3. Reviewer: gamerdad.com
   01 February 2008

   was a retro/modern shooter filled with blood and gore and strong language and all sorts of other things that made it a M-rated experience. There were many changes made in this sequel - but the level of content wasn't one of them. The game is still incredibly violent and intense ... and the constant stream of inappropriate language also remains. There's also the problem with constant blood and gore as you explode enemies with missiles and toast them with the flamethr... Read more

4. PC Review - 'Shadowgrounds Survivor'

   Reviewer: WorthPlaying
   29 January 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   Shadowgrounds Survivor tells the story of three survivors who join forces with the last remaining human resistance in the heated battle against the ongoing alien onslaught. The atmosphere and gameplay mechanics of the original make a return armed with a new feature set! Read more

5. The battle for Ganymede rages on, now with improved visuals.

   Reviewer: Yahoo
   29 January 2008

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 8

   

    

   Closing Comments Maybe I've just been playing the wrong kind of games lately, but Frozenbyte's latest caught me off-guard with its mindless yet entertaining action. It had moments that brought me back to the days of playing Smash TV and Robotron 2084 at bowling alley arcades. Once the nostalgia faded, I was happy to find the game still played great. Shadowgrounds Survivor isn't anywhere close to as difficult as the top-down shooters of yore, but it's an excellent thro... Read more