Tears of Metal

The perfect combo… A - My wife went out of town for a couple days to rest and enjoy some quiet B - Kids are at summer camp C - I had off from work I bought Tears of Metal thinking, “this looks really fun.” I played for 27 hours over two days. I have not lost nearly two full days of my life to any game like that since the release of Skyrim back in 2011. This is an easy recommendation. It’s a simple formula of sheer fun, satisfying progression, a very appealing aesthetic, and topped off with a great soundtrack featuring heavy metal music and bagpipes! My only suggestions for improvement would be to add more variety to what the characters say during the battle. They repeat the same few lines over and over. Be ready to hear these lines hundreds of times… “LIKE CUTTING BARLEY AT HARVEST!” “THAT’S HOW WE DO BATTLE!” The game is awesome, though. And I’m looking forward to future content.

Turkish language support, please

The gameplay is fun but why does every female character have to look like a man and then you have characters like gay xerxes and his trans caravan running around Scotland

Балдеж + балдеж

Fun hack and slash / deck builder / rogue lite / rpg hybrid. Mindless fun with lots of replay. The demo was good the full release takes it futher. Strong co-op. Recommend for a fun romp of a game that runs well on steam deck also.

I want to like this game after spending some evenings playing this with my friends, but the mechanics make it hard. - The rogue-like elements are too weak. Decisions during a campaign don't have much impact. - Skills don't have as much impact to be fun and the effects sometimes feel like they don't make sense. - Healing is very scarce and expensive. You will get damage because dashing into enemies is half the fun of the game and through pure randomness one enemy will hit you eventually. Revivals are also insanely expensive and once one party member dies you get into a vicious cycle of having to spend money on revivals and then not being able to afford healing. - Items bought during a run have miniscule effects. Mostly disappointing. - Items / skill bought through progression also feel like not having much effect. - "Builds" are non-existent. Not much synergy and smart choices required. - Companions and NPC don't do much. They feel like something you can completely ignore because they don't make a difference. It's fun for a short while but it get old pretty quickly. Imo rogue-likes should feel like "DAMN, I'm powerful" during a good run. Needs a lot of balancing, item + skill reworks and then this can become one of the greatest rogue-likes.

This game could, and should, be extremely fun. At its base, it has great combat systems, artstyle and concepts, but it just misses the mark as you keep playing. It has an incredibly unfun gameplay loop, the difficulty goes up exponentially and you gain no resources from the runs, which is VERY annoying when its a 40+ minute run. Another problem i have, is all the boons/buffs you gain dont buff your character much, you have to do everything just to get a good amount of boons, and i honestly barely notice it. I truely think this could be a great game, but the gameplay loop and lategame runs for no return are boring. If you wanna get this game, wait a few updates and look again