Survivor

Survivor (NDS ROM)

Category: Strategy & Simulation Language: USA
Survivor (Nintendo DS) Survivor brings the intense strategy and competitive challenges of the hit reality television franchise to the Nintendo DS. Players step onto a deserted island as a contestant competing against rival tribe members to outwit, outplay, and outlast the opposition. Designed specifically for handheld play, the game combines re...
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Game Overview

Survivor translates the psychological and physical challenges of the popular TV series into an interactive handheld strategy game. Moving away from traditional action-adventure titles, this Nintendo DS adaptation focuses on tribe dynamics, social alliances, daily resource management, and competitive mini-game challenges.

Developed by Mindscape (and released in Europe under localized titles such as Koh-Lanta and Expeditie Robinson) and published by Valcon Games in late 2010, the game makes practical use of the dual-screen setup. The top screen displays camp status, character stamina meters, active challenge conditions, and animated scenes, while the bottom touch screen functions as the primary workspace for managing camp chores, maintaining social relationships, and playing stylus-driven challenges. Players must balance physical effort in hunting and building with social strategy to maintain high favor among tribe mates.

The gameplay loop is divided into distinct phases: camp management, Reward and Immunity Challenges, and Tribal Council. During camp life, players gather food, maintain fires, and talk with fellow contestants to forge secret alliances. In challenges, players use the DS stylus and microphone to compete in balance, shooting, and puzzle mini-games. Winning Immunity keeps players safe, while losing forces a trip to Tribal Council to vote off a rival contestant. With multiple playable contestants and branching social strategies, Survivor delivers a strategic pick-up-and-play simulation.

Quick Specifications

Spec Field

Details

Full Title

Survivor

Platform

Nintendo DS (NDS)

Developer

Mindscape / Smack Down Productions

Publisher

Valcon Games

Release Date

October 19, 2010 (North America) / November 2010 (Europe)

Genre

Strategy / Simulation / Party

Game Modes

Single-Player

Multiplayer

None

Media Format

Nintendo DS Game Card

ESRB Rating

E (Everyone)

Key Features

  • Official Reality Show Experience: Experience the full structure of the TV series, from initial tribe splits to camp life, Immunity Challenges, and final Jury votes.

  • Social Alliance System: Talk with fellow castaways, form secret voting pacts, and manage your reputation to avoid elimination at Tribal Council.

  • Stylus-Driven Immunity Challenges: Test your speed, timing, and precision in interactive mini-games utilizing touch controls and microphone input.

  • Camp Survival & Resource Upkeep: Maintain your contestant's energy and morale by gathering water, hunting for food, building shelter, and tending the campfire.

  • Strategic Tribal Councils: Cast your vote each round to target strong threats or backstab allies in your push to become the Sole Survivor.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q: What genre is Survivor on Nintendo DS?

A: It is a casual strategy, simulation, and party game focused on social alliance management, resource maintenance, and mini-game challenges.

Q: How does Survivor utilize the Nintendo DS touch screen?

A: The touch screen is used with the stylus to navigate camp menus, choose voting targets during Tribal Council, and complete challenge mini-games.

Q: Can you form alliances with other castaways in Survivor NDS?

A: Yes, building relationships and forming voting alliances with other contestants is essential to surviving Tribal Council votes without getting eliminated.

Q: Does Survivor support multiplayer modes?

A: No, the Nintendo DS version is a single-player game focused on campaign progression against computer-controlled AI contestants.

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