Safari-TV Review Summary
Last updated: 2026-11-10
- Fun and promising concept
- Better experienced with friends
- Severe performance and optimization issues
- Frequent bugs and crashes
- Unfinished and rushed early access
- Broken or unbalanced game mechanics
Emotions
- Sample precision
- Helpful reviews
- 79%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 21%
- Protest reviews
- 0%
- 43%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 57%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 51
- Negative points
- 72
- Gameplay points
- 45
- Perf. points
- 35
- Rec. points
- 17
- Misc points
- 8
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
Fun and promising concept
| Many players find the core gameplay loop fun, silly, and enjoyable, with repeated praise for the game's concept and potential. The game is described as very much playable and worth trying. | 97% |
Better with friends
| Players consistently highlight that the game is more fun with friends, great for chilling and laughing together. It is a good way to spend an evening with friends. | 42% |
Funny end-of-day videos
| The end-of-day videos and watching TV provide funny and enjoyable moments for several players. | 19% |
Good value for low price
| Players consider the game worth its low price, offering good value for the cost. | 13% |
Impressive open world and graphics
| The open world is described as very impressive, and the graphics are praised as heavenly. | 13% |
Entertaining animal encounters
| Animal encounters provide entertaining moments according to one player. | 7% |
Co-op experimentation format
| The co-op format where everyone gets something to experiment with and figure out together is appreciated. | 7% |
Runs well overall
| The game runs pretty well overall, indicating decent performance. | 7% |
Funny friend-slop chaos
| The chaotic friend-slop experience is enjoyable for some players. | 7% |
Potential with active devs
| The game has potential to become great if developers stay active. | 7% |
Funny for about an hour
| One player finds the game funny for about an hour, suggesting limited long-term appeal. | 6% |