Internet Survivor Survivors — Mechanics, Parameters & Hidden Data Guide

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⚠️ SPOILER ALERT This guide contains spoilers for the entire game. It discusses late-game bosses, hidden unlocks, Endless Mode, internal enemy values, weapon behaviour, Spell Cards, and systems that the game does not explain directly. The information in this guide comes from examining the launch-version game data and executable, including the official English localization archive. Some values and mechanics may change in future updates. Quick Summary This first section is safe to read before playing . It only covers the basic controls and general gameplay loop, without revealing bosses, hidden mechanics, unlock conditions, or late-game content. Internet Survivor Survivors is an action roguelite built around short runs, automatic attacks, movement, upgrade choices, and permanent progression between runs. During a run, your main job is to stay alive, move around enemy attacks, collect Likes , and choose upgrades as you level up. These choices gradually shape your build by improving your weapons and character stats. Progress also carries between runs through permanent upgrades and other progression systems, so even an unsuccessful run can contribute towards making future attempts stronger and giving you more options to experiment with. You do not need to understand any of the formulas or internal data later in this guide to enjoy the game. The following sections are mainly intended for players who want to understand how upgrades work, compare different build options, optimise their runs, or simply see what is happening under the hood. Default Keyboard Controls (In case you do not wish to use a controller) Arrow Keys — Move Z — Confirm / Select X — Cancel / Go Back Esc — Pause / Open the Pause Menu These are the default keyboard bindings. They can be changed in Settings , so feel free to remap them to whatever layout is most comfortable for you. Basic Flow of a Run Move around the stage and avoid enemy attacks. Defeat enemies and collect Likes . Gain levels and choose from the upgrades offered to you. Improve your weapons and character stats as the run continues. After the run, use permanent progression to strengthen future attempts. ⚠️ SPOILERS AHEAD: Everything after this section may reveal hidden mechanics, bosses, unlock conditions, internal data, and late-game content. If you want to experience the game blind, you should stop reading here. The basic run structure matters a lot when evaluating weapons. You begin at Lv1 . The normal level cap is Lv30 . That gives you 29 ordinary level-up selections during a run. Each level-up presents 3 choices . A choice can be a new weapon, an upgrade for a weapon you already own, or a character-stat upgrade. You can carry up to 4 weapons . Each weapon caps at Lv5 . Boss rewards are additional randomized rewards and do not consume one of the 29 ordinary level-up selections. If your starting weapon begins at Lv1, getting it to Lv5 costs four successful upgrade selections. Every additional weapon also costs one selection just to acquire it. Final weapon plan Minimum ordinary selections spent on weapons Selections left for stats The official English shop stat names are: Strength Defense Speed Regen Absorption Kawaii All six can eventually be maxed. There is no point-allocation tradeoff where raising one stat forces another to decrease. Upgrade Cost Every shop stat uses the same price progression: Upgrade Cost The official English names in the Collection are: Stronger! Tankier! Quicker! Healthier! Magnetic! Quick-Shooting! Bigger! Longer-Lasting! Faster-Growing! These correspond to attack power, defence, movement speed, HP/survival, pickup range, attack interval, attack size, attack duration, and EXP growth respectively. Stronger! The traced attack multiplier is: Level Attack multiplier The eight official English weapon names are: Selfie Stick Sweet Fruit Flan Doll Toybox o' Fun Spinny Spiral Cute Marbles Dreamy Bubbles Silver Cross Each weapon has five levels, Lv1 through Lv5 . Reaching Lv5 transforms the weapon into its corresponding Spell Card form , often changing its attack behaviour rather than simply increasing a number. The complete weapon-to-Spell-Card mapping, along with the two special Spell Cards that are obtained through other mechanisms, is covered in the Spell Cards section. Important caveat: The full per-projectile damage, repeated-hit cooldown, penetration rules, and every collision rule have not yet been completely reconstructed. Projectile count and attack frequency therefore should not automatically be converted into a fake “exact DPS” number. What follows is what can actually be supported by the code and playtesting. Selfie Stick Known mechanics: Short-range, concentrated attack. Very predictable compared with weapons whose projectiles wander around the screen. Lv5 enters a separate special attack branch rather than simply applying another small stat increase. The Lv5 branch includes an independent timer of about 180 frames (~3 seconds) . Practical impression: Selfie Stick is one of the most reliable weapons tested so far. Its strengths are consistency and concentrated damage. Its weakness is obvious: it asks you to get close enough for the attack to connect. That makes it excellent at deleting normal enemies, but against dangerous ranged targets the player may have to trade attack uptime for safety. Recommendation: a very strong candidate for a main weapon in normal stages, although its short range and relatively large attack gaps become more limiting in late Endless Mode. Sweet Fruit This is one of the clearest scaling weapons in the executable. Fruit count per attack cycle: Weapon level Fruit count These are recommendations, not absolute tier-list claims. 1. Do not open weapon slots just because you can Every new weapon consumes one of only 29 ordinary upgrade choices, and then needs four more successful offers to reach Lv5. If your existing weapon is already good, a character upgrade can be more valuable than a random Lv1 weapon. 2. Lv5 matters Multiple weapons branch into new logic at Lv5. When a good main weapon is already Lv3 or Lv4, finishing it can be much more valuable than spreading levels across several unfinished weapons. 3. Crowd-clear strength is not the same thing as boss survivability A weapon can erase ordinary enemies and still force dangerous positioning against a tougher target. Once your clear speed is good enough, Tankier! and Healthier! can produce more real progress than endlessly stacking offence. 4. Quick-Shooting! is especially interesting on interval-based weapons Sweet Fruit and Toybox o' Fun clearly reference the shared interval term. Other weapons use it in different ways. 5. Bigger! is weapon-dependent Do not assume every weapon receives the same benefit. Sweet Fruit and Silver Cross have explicit Bigger! scaling; other weapons may use the stat differently or less directly. Current Practical Impressions From hands-on testing so far: Selfie Stick: excellent and reliable. Sweet Fruit: excellent even before Lv5; very promising. Flan Doll: lower levels can feel too limited in coverage; much more complete at Lv5. Toybox o' Fun: difficult to predict, which hurts reliability. Cute Marbles: needs more level-by-level testing. Spinny Spiral / Dreamy Bubbles / Silver Cross: mechanically interesting, but not enough practical testing yet for a confident ranking. You can equip up to 3 Hashtags . The English achievement for collecting 50 different Hashtags is literally: “Hashtags = Accessories” The shop text describes them as something you equip to show off while streaming and customize the stream to your tastes. More importantly, tracing the equipped Hashtag IDs found them being used for: purchasing/unlocking, equipping/removing, save/load state, rendering the selected Hashtag text/graphics. No combat-stat application path was found. Conclusion Hashtags are cosmetic/collection content. There is currently no evidence that they increase: attack, defence, HP, Regen, coin gain,