Brigador Killers

Like the original, this game has an incredible atmosphere. Some of the strongest art direction you'll ever see in a video game. Amazing soundtrack. The prose is sharp and very often funny, and the little bits of dialogue and item descriptions leave you wanting more. Mechanically, the combat is tense, challenging, and forces you to think about the tools you have and how best to use them. It's extremely creative with its vehicle and weapon sandbox, and the player is forced to constantly make choices about both short term survival and long term strategy and arsenal building. I dumped probably 30-40 hours into the demo and I'm on my way to doing the same here. There is really nothing like Brigador in terms of its writing, tone, and art direction. As with the original, it scratches an itch that no other game does. What's there of the story is pretty limited in terms of content right now, but it makes up for it with an expansive and open ended sandbox mode. Even the demo would be worth the asking price. Support the artists.

Basically Hotline Miami meets Brigador.

This game is in early access. Bear in mind that it does not contain the full breadth and depth of mechanics and content that it one day will. An additional caveat; this is not Brigador, it does not play or feel exactly like Brigador. If you liked Brigador for its bleak but resplendently written world, this will push those buttons perfectly, but it is fundamentally a different experience. All that said, this game is brilliant, and I am thoroughly enjoying my departure from playing as a despicable war criminal in a 400-Ton death machine trampling civilians into a fine paste I like to call "collateral damage", to becoming a sneaky bastard terrorist slotting cops and criminals alike in chokepoint ambushes, stealing all their ♥♥♥♥, planting bombs in their cars and generally being an extremely lethal nuisance. Brigador Killers is great, and it is only going to get better.

Only giving this a thumbs up because its a game the devs will likely be giving it consistent updates not abandoning the game outright. Right now it's rough and I concur with other reviewers that it was better in the demo. Making a sequel to a mech game and not releasing with any controllable mechs? Not even the crappy little corvid one? Plus much less content than what should have been delivered on the campaign front, again compared to the demo.

This is how early access should be done. Great devs, shaping the bones of a great game to sink time into much like the first.

한 2017년쯤인가부터 개발 중이던 게임, 전작 Brigador와 근본적인 게임 구조는 동일한데 차량이 아닌 사람을 조작하는 것이고 롤플레잉식 아이템 루팅이 있어서 실제 느낌은 다릅니다, 현재 정식 버전에서 제공되는 분량이 데모 버전과 거의 동일하고요(오히려 데모 버전이 일부 차량 등에서 후반 컨텐츠까지 들어 있어서 데모 버전이 분량이 더 많은 것처럼 보여집니다) 게임 자체는 전작도 그렇지만 불합리하다고 느껴질 정도로 적을 많이 쏟아 붓는 구조입니다 사운드트랙은 정말 좋아서 게임은 안 사도 사운드트랙만 따로 사는 것도 괜찮을 정도. 물론 제작사에서 유튜브에도 올려놨습니다 일단 평가 자체는 비추천이지만 개발 자체는 느리지만 진행중인 것으로 보이고 충분히 개선될 여지가 많다고 생각합니다 사이버 펑크 분위기를 좋아하는 사람이라면 한번쯤 해 봐도 나쁘지 않을 듯

Throwing rocks at people has never felt this narratively rich. The writing and worldbuilding is just as good, if not better, than the first game. The slow and steady increase in your capabilities are matched with rising stakes that complement one another quite well. Keep in mind this game is very much in Early Access, there's some clunky stuff. In spite of that, the foundation is solid. I think a lot of the negative reviews didn't bother to pay attention to what this game was about, unfortunately - but to be fair, the demo could have been more succinct about what to expect long term. Oh and read or listen to the Brigador Killers book. You will enjoy this game even more because of it.