Every jump has a price. Survive-ish doesn't give you time to hesitate. This is a fast-paced platformer inspired by Super Meat Boy, where reflexes and precision are everything.

This is a core feature unique to this game. Each level in Survive-ish has three independent rating levels:
| Achievement | Condition |
|---|---|
| A+ | Completed within the time limit |
| Spotless | Completed without dying once |
| PERFECT | Achieving both A+ and Spotless simultaneously |
This system directly impacts how players approach each level. You don't just run to the exit. You have to choose: prioritize speed or safety? These two goals often conflict. Achieving PERFECT requires players to memorize every section, every hazard, and every precise dash timing. That's why this game has high replayability without needing new content.
| Tip | Reason / Detail |
|---|---|
| Prioritize Memorization First, Run Later | Don't try to get an A+ on your first try. Run slowly to read hazard patterns first, then optimize your path. |
| Use Dash at the Right Time | Shift dash isn't for constant acceleration. Using it at the wrong time will put you in a hazard instead of escaping it. |
| Accepting Deaths | Survive-ish is designed for players to fail multiple times. Each death is information. Don't give up too soon. |
The name says it all. "-ish" in English means "like" or "almost." Survive-ish doesn't promise you'll survive completely. It says you can almost survive.
This isn't a random name. Reframe Games sets expectations right from the title: this game doesn't feel safe. Each level ends with an exit gate. But the path to it is always on the edge.
Survive-ish is suitable for players who like a real challenge, who enjoy speedruns, who like the feeling of conquering a level after dozens of attempts. It's not a game for relaxation. But if you need proof of your reflexes and patience, this is the most straightforward test.























