Brigador Killers

half an hour in, the game blew me away in first 10 mins, great implementation, this is so much more different than brigadors 1, the quests are more 'grounded' instead of 'blow ♥♥♥♥ up'

Inferior to the demo at the moment (it has significantly more content), a lot of the balance and progression is jank and unfinished. Wait for it to cook a bit before purchasing, unless you're a diehard and know what you're getting into. Launch is very unfinished, even for EA. Many weapons still have "description available in full game" for their entries.

Chouble Chobbed Up on a Thursday Afternoon, hella credits, the smog is still out

Brigador Killers is everything that I would want from a Brigador sequel. It flips the script and you are now the side you were killing in this contentious world. The setting and art direction are fantastic, the lore is surprisingly great, and this game just amps up your freedom as a player. I loved the demo and I am very excited to continue to see where they take this game.

Amazing

YOUR PEOPLE KILLED FOR MONEY TAKE WHAT THEY TOOK FROM YOU

*Will update when I have completed the Early Access build in it's entirety* Initial thoughts: I was really pulled in by the updated character portraits and expansion to the demo's story slice. It feels way more cinematic and has me excited for full release. I also liked the revamped base/hub system progression. Additional weapons and stats (that I either didn't notice bc placeholders) were also a feast for the eyes in my opinion. After playing the demo, and seeing the wind up in the EA build, I am very much anticipating where SJ is going to take Killers as we progress through EA to final release. I will close my review with that I sympathize with the frustrations that the early access build doesn't have as much or more than the demo. I think those are valid frustrations. However, I believe the improvements from the demo to EA are tangible, and are setting things up for much more substantial content updates. I don't have evidence beyond a gut "I can see the vision" feeling, but given SJ's ability to deliver, I think this title is in good hands and worth supporting.