VOID/BREAKER

Кроме виузала ничего захватывающего в игре нет. Ра4здрачивай пистолет разными модулями и проходи арену, потом тоже самое с штурмовой винтовкой, а gayмплейный луп заключается в том, чтобы кинуть предметом в моба для стаггера и расстрелять. Не понравилось и не рекомендую.

i so want to like this, but the graphics make it hard to keep up with whats going on

Steam Deck verified in your dreams at 20 FPS.

This. Game. Slaps. It's still in early access but this is already a reeeally fun game. - DESTRUCTION PHYSICS - for f sake this should be in every game if possible. If you weren't around for Red Faction Guerilla when the servers were alive, I'm sorry. That sh was crazy. But this game gets really close to that level of complexity in destruction, and the scale and usefulness of it is sooo good. - AN ACTUALLY GOOD GRAPPLING HOOK - not the stupid kind where it just kind of pulls you to a point, one that rockets you across the world/stages with full physics simulation (which are big enough to take advantage of that) and even handles some sideways momentum (notes on that). Every game should have a gd grappling hook if it even remotely makes sense to. - Movement mechanics similar to Apex which are amazing. If you learn to time things right (if you're used to Apex you're gonna do just fine) you can absolutely rocket across the map and bamboozle enemies constantly. This game is bullet hell-ish, and if you get the fundamentals down you will dance through projectiles beautifully and feel like a... idk, like a ninja robot thing with digital superpowers. Stunning (and I don't use that word lightly) world design and effects, like, really impressive. - A story that actually has me asking questions (do take in the lore in this game, and look for the email terminals, it's worth it), and that is genuinely unique and completely cohesive and complementary to the entire design of the game. - And the ability to come up with some pretty crazy builds (though I have notes on that). Where it could get even better (and it's already kinda goated, glaze is owed): - This is a personal preference, but I think the dev is definitely borrowing from Apex in general, because it feels extremely similar. With that in mind, ADS should always have priority over sprint, and you should exit crouch when you jump unless you're using the toggle crouch keybind. Those would help flow and using your tools intuitively. Right now I feel like they kind of get in the way sometimes, in spite of being pretty clean. You learn to work with it, or I had to. Worth it though. -Crazier builds! I'm only 4 runs deep to be fair although I have finished... well I don't want to spoil that. But the point is I haven't really felt overpowered yet. There are a lot of really awesome abilities but I think they should snowball a little harder with each other, at least when you have a build with decent synergies. There are also some abilities which at this point I think are way stronger. - Grapple behavior: Right now too much angular momentum breaks the tether. I think a point I can rocket around more is needed. I want to be able to grab a hook and use it to do an entire 180 around it. I also think I should be able to generate angular momentum on it more. I keep wanting to so it like Pathfinders ability, and it's pretty close to that (again I think the dev was going for that) but not being able to force my self in a direction leads to too much running into structures. Please can I have tap strafing? Papa? Please? I keep instinctually trying to do it and I'm sad every time. Over all phenomenal game, it's already a 10/10 for me, and now I'm fiending for 11

I have very mixed feelings about this game. Starting with the positives: Void/Breaker is genuinely beautiful. You can't take that away from it. Even though, realistically, you rarely have time to admire the scenery - this is an FPS roguelike shooter, after all. The combination sounds intriguing, but unfortunately, I found more downsides than upsides. The game is developed by a single person, and that explains a lot. I respect solo developers and I'm willing to forgive many things because of that. Sadly, in this case, not everything can be excused. The first major issue is weapon variety. I completed the entire game… using the starting pistol. I'm honestly not even sure whether there are other real weapons in the game. Technically, you can buy an assault rifle, but I beat the game on my first run with the default pistol alone. For a shooter, that's not exactly exciting - and in practice, it really feels that way. The game features a modifier system - essentially, you can stuff your body with various upgrades. But all the weapon variety I experienced boiled down to different firing modes and ammo types… for the pistol. The game desperately lacks weapons, and it feels like the developers tried to compensate for this by overloading the pistol with modifiers. There is an excellent environmental destruction system, and credit where it's due - it's impressive. This ties into the stagger system: if debris from destroyed buildings (or other objects) hits an enemy, they get staggered, take increased damage, and upon death drop ammo and medkits. You can destroy objects using grenades, which have a short cooldown. And here lies a massive problem: it feels like destroying objects and throwing grenades is simply more effective than shooting enemies. That's an extremely questionable design choice for a shooter. In practice, instead of actually shooting, you spend most of your time luring enemies under buildings and blowing up the environment. This genuinely confused and frustrated me. As for the length of the game - it took me 106 minutes to beat it in one uninterrupted run, on my first attempt. Well… yes, it's made by one developer. Yes, it's in early access. But lately, I hear those two excuses so often that they've stopped sounding like justification and started sounding like the norm. The game clearly has potential, but there are design decisions I simply can’t accept - no matter how much I want to. A roguelike that you finish once, on your first attempt, and feel no urge to replay is a problem.

I have no idea what's happening, my HP is going down, but stuff's dying and blowing up everywhere and my brain is happy

Totally love this game, love the art, love the gameplay loop, love the weapons, a true gem of a game. Will be playing this for quite a while. Please keep up the amazing work!