Shatterline

why in gods green ♥♥♥♥ would you ever return to steam after gutting a game that was fun and free and put a price tag on it dont waste your time pointless to play this nft cashgrab

SHORT game.. good tho nice gun play . just don't get randy dlc unless it's really cheap it's not even close to same play or type as og

Hmm selling a dead game for??? what? don't waste our time

Well, I'm not going to downrate this for the same reason as most. First let me say, I'm not a PVP player. I don't care if the game had PVP or that it got wrecked. Second, I got this game for free and I was and never will be emotionally invested in it so the betrayal of the community by the devs didn't phase me. If you can pick this up for say $5 or less it's okay for a quick session of basic FPS fun. It has really good gunplay mechanics and a cool story, but it will never be a go to game most will be willing to sink time and energy or MONEY into unless they fix the following... 1. Character choice. There is ZERO character customization. The character selection is a poster child for DEI, woke slop. The weapon load outs, abilities and play options are static for each character and each character is...blah. Not a single available character resonates with me as something I want to play. None of them hit with me as a character I want to be. The escapism and immersion is totally destroyed by someone's idea of political correctness. 2. Gunplay is really good, but movement is TERRIBLE! I'm an ex, long time, Destiny 2 player. Nothing compares to D2's gunplay and mechanics. This actually comes close for how the gunplay feels. The weapons have a real hit almost like you can feel the vibrations through your mouse, but that's where anything positive ends. The movement mechanics are garbage. You feel like your running and moving through mud if you get into grass or off the path and the running isn't that great even on the path. The jump mechanic is the worst I've ever experienced in a game that had jump mechanics. I feel like I could jump higher and I'm in my 50's and a homebody. Of course there are walls with blazing neon arrows to show you where you can scramble up, but why?! Why would I want to see blazing neon arrows in the game when you could have just made it possible to jump and climb like most games. This leads to the next big problem. 3. Linear gameplay that treats you like an idiot. In todays world of FPS shooters, why, why, why would you make your game linear? There is a tiny and I mean tiny amount of exploration and path choice, but it's very limited. Okay you didn't have the money or development team to do an full open world, but you didn't have to treat the player like a 3 year old that you have to hold their hand and lead them to their next objective. Mini maps are fine for that. What's with all the neon arrows for climbing and punishing the player if they leave the path? Destiny 2 is linear in a fashion, but you never feel like you're on a linear path. They give you plenty of space to choose where to fight from and move through. In D2 I didn't feel like my hand was being held or that I had narrow choices. This game had potential, they really did get close to D2 in how shooting feels and the story is cool. But, they chose to go woke and go broke. They might have gotten away with this, some games do, if the gameplay itself had been good. But they made too many poor decisions in gameplay mechanics. I actually still have this installed and play it, but only when I'm just looking for something to shoot without having to commit time and energy into playing. I wouldn't cry if the game died, but I would celebrate and change my review if they fix the problems. I miss D2's game play, I couldn't take their new systems for leveling or forgive them for making my vault full of junk. I was hoping this could be my new D2, but it's not. The search will go on.

What happened to this game, reviews saying they removed MP and its now a Single Player only game? What feedback did Shatterline get in the 2 years of game play to just completely scrap what they did in the Early Access? Was a good game, but what happened??

Shatterline is a really solid shooter. The gunplay feels sharp, movement is smooth, and the mix of PvP and PvE keeps it fresh. It’s one of those games that doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel but still manages to be a blast to play. The co-op missions are especially fun with friends, it feels like a game that deserves way more attention than it gets.

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