Blood Reaver

Fix demon foot steps and add a better red screen. I feel like I always suddenly die out of random because I could not hear that a demon is demolishing me from behind. (Pause). Also horrid performance. I will be following along side development to hopefully see the potential of this game be fully realized. The map is amazing, weapons are unique, OG Zombies at its core.

tough but fun, reminds me of classic cod zombies

playing a few rounds this game definitely has good bones. I think as an early access title it has a great foundation to build off of, with the idea being to expand core systems and build on the wave-shooter genre, this current version does not do that, BUT its a good start. Movement is fun, the guns are enjoyable, but my main issues stem from things that I'm sure will get polished out and balanced once the game gets further into development including: some things are too expensive (i think because the map itself is a bit small so balance-wise it makes sense) hit boxes are a bit wacky at times leading to some "how did i down there" moments some guns feel a bit odd/weightless Overall, fun time and as someone who has hundreds of hours in Treyarch zombies, this has a good, solid foundation and i hope they're able to build it up even further!

Jugue una sola partida, pero son eso me alcanza para ver que las vibras son las correctas. Esta por verse si el juego va a salir completo de entrada o si lo van a abandonar, pero por los 6 dolares que pague, vale la apuesta.

This game straight up is a solid work in progress I can't wait to see the finished product

I saw an ad for this game on Reddit and was really excited to see what it was all about. At its core, Blood Reaver is pretty much a copy-and-paste of the classic Call of Duty: Zombies formula, but with a cool Dark Fantasy twist. Since the game is currently in Early Access, I wanted to write a more in-depth review because I genuinely think it has the potential to become a really cool game. The graphics are very low quality at the moment. I can't tell if this is intentional from a design standpoint or if the developers are simply struggling with adding detail to the game. Either way, I actually think there's something charming about the look. If the low-poly aesthetic is intentional, I think the developers should lean into it even harder and try to make the game look more like a PS2/Xbox-era title. Toning down the models and textures even further could give it a much more cohesive visual style. Right now, it sits in this weird middle ground where I can't quite tell whether the graphics are intentionally stylized or just unfinished. There is also an unfortunate lack of a soundtrack. I say "unfortunate" because the trailer features a pretty great metal track that would fit the game extremely well. Having something like that playing while fighting through hordes of Demons would add a lot to the atmosphere. The weapons are another area that needs some work. So far, they all feel like peashooters, and their effectiveness seems to drop off extremely quickly as the rounds progress. By around Round 7, the difficulty ramps up dramatically. Some of the Demons become nearly impossible to outrun, which can make death feel more or less guaranteed. This is made worse by the lack of a good area to train the Demons in the traditional Call of Duty: Zombies sense. Enemies seem to come from practically every direction, meaning you can easily get hit from behind or simply get overwhelmed from the front when your weapons aren't doing enough damage. There needs to be more room for players to actually strategize and control the horde rather than feeling like they're constantly being cornered. Early on, you'll also encounter a Demon named Chaos, which is particularly annoying to fight. It reminds me a lot of enemies like the Panzer Soldat and Margwa from Black Ops II/III. It takes a huge amount of damage, and after getting through its first phase, it enters a second phase where it becomes significantly faster. At the moment, this often feels less like a challenging boss fight and more like a guaranteed death sentence. Currently, there is only one map, so the gameplay loop is essentially: load into the map, survive a few rounds, die, and make very little meaningful progress. Obviously, I understand that this is Early Access, and I'm sure more content and systems are planned for the future. Despite all of these criticisms, I do genuinely look forward to seeing what Blood Reaver becomes. There is a solid foundation here, and the combination of classic Zombies gameplay with a Dark Fantasy setting has a lot of potential. For now, though, I'll personally be refunding the game and checking back in later. Hopefully, the developers continue working on it, because I'd definitely be interested in giving it another shot once it has had more time to develop.

games alright, basically just a less demanding COD zombies. Not quite boomer shooter not quite original. Could be fun for people with lower end PCs but it isnt anything that brings anything new and unique that isnt already offered in other games

its peak.