¡Sobrevive!

Dodge natural disasters and rescue citizens to survive the ultimate city crisis.

How to play

Move left and right to avoid falling debris and lava puddles on the ground.
Jump onto the roofs on either side of the screen to escape the tsunami waves.
Touch the people calling for help before they disappear to rescue them for 50 points.
Collect medical kits to restore a lost heart and gain 20 bonus points.

Controls

Touch: Use the on-screen buttons to move left, right, and jump over hazards.
Keyboard: Use the Left and Right Arrow keys to move, and Spacebar to jump.
Mouse: Not supported.

More about this game

In ¡Sobrevive!, your goal is to survive as long as possible while natural disasters strike the city. The core loop involves dodging hazards like earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis while rescuing citizens and collecting medical kits for points and health. The difficulty increases as time passes, with hazards spawning more frequently and moving faster. A run ends when you lose all 3 of your hearts to the falling debris, lava puddles, or giant waves.

Tips

During an earthquake, watch for the red warning shadows on the ground to avoid falling debris, which drops faster over time.
When a volcano erupts, stay clear of the lava bombs and remember that the puddles they leave behind last for 3.5 seconds.
A tsunami gives a 2.2-second warning before sweeping across the screen; immediately jump onto one of the two roofs at height 640.

Questions

How do I regain health?

You start with 3 hearts. You can regain a lost heart by collecting medical kits that spawn randomly on the ground or roofs every 7 to 11 seconds.

What happens when a tsunami hits?

A giant wave will sweep across the screen from either the left or right side. You must jump onto one of the roofs to avoid taking damage and getting knocked back.

How often do the disasters change?

The game cycles through three phases: earthquake, volcano, and tsunami. The active disaster phase changes every 20 seconds, announced by a large banner on the screen.