Brigador Killers

I am become an übershizo , the splatterer of glowies

Game is a fantastic rebellion simulator, just has a few bumps to be ironed out.

Banger game, everything I hoped for after playing the old demo

有点搞笑了，一帮人在那刷EA内容比demo少，结果是玩家眼瞎看错了 你们鬼佬看来也要学习一个

Quick Review - EA Release: I hit over sixty hours before I realized it. I love this game. I believe people are struggling with the difficulty because it is a little vague on how the player advances past just running into the mission on foot with whatever guns you might have. Collecting materials to build and upgrade vehicles while also building an arsenal to rely on is the core gameplay loop. Right now the devs are addressing many concerns so believe this game will only get better from here. All that said this is one of my favorite releases of the year thus far. I'll update this review as things change going towards

good... but NO MECHS????

Very nice, the only one of its kind. Sure the demo has pretty much the same amount of content but what do you expect for an Early Access Title soon enough they will drift apart so much that nobody will be able to tell the difference.

This game is in early access as I'm writing this. It is not feature complete, nor is it close. That's the extent of the cons in my book. I would recommend others wait to play the game until it is closer to finished, I would estimate at least a year from the time of writing this. That may sound bad but there is genuinely nothing like this game. If you've ever wanted to progress from on-foot shooting a rinky-dink ball bearing launcher to fighting in a full on building-sized-mech, that is the promise. What's currently on offer is a fun, casual but tactical top down shooter with extraction shooter elements that lasts around 5-10 hours. It is genuinely fun as is, but the promise of this game is sky high. It's hard to trust early access games but I've played the original, I trust the devs to deliver. If you haven't played Brigador, go check out Brigador. It's incredible. I want this game to succeed, but again, it's very early for the casual fan. If you're even slightly interested, try the demo, play the original, and let them finish the game. If the promise of this game sounds like a dream come true, I highly recommend picking it up. PROS - Weapon variety: The original did this well too, but there are a ton of weapons and each feels distinct and has a use case but all of them have strengths and weaknesses. There are objectively strong weapons and objectively weak weapons but all of them have a niche, sound and feel unique, and fit the lore super well. - Maps: Map design is super solid, again similar to the original. Each layout provides a variety of unique encounters and strategies that will test your loadout and skill. - Extraction Shooter Elements: This feels like such a natural structure if you played the original but you don't need to play the original to appreciate it. It doesn't feel overly limiting, but creates tension for each encounter that juices every moment. Pulling out a good weapon and a bunch of resources feels great but losing doesn't feel so punishing that you want to give up. It's addicting and exciting without feeling grindy, - Soundtrack: Not as good as the original, but that's a high bar. Great ambiance and just solid sound work in general. - Art Style: Not for eveyone but if you like the screenshots, you'll love the game. I don't typically go for this type of art style but holy lord the work that must have gone into this is insane. - Story: This is both a pro and a con but I'm putting it in pro because I'm hooked. Currently you only get the prologue basically, but the story is genuinely interesting and cool. It's not surprise because the first game had a companion novel but this is such a step up from the original that it's worth mentioning. There are actual dialogue and character driven moments that are interesting and fun to play. It's just far from finished. CONS - Not finished: Like I said, the game isn't done. It's far from done. The actual narrative campaign is only a few missions long and clearly far from over. It shows promise but as of writing is not satisfying for the casual fan. - Promise Not Delivered: This is an extension of it being unfinished but I think it's worth pointing out. The promise of this game is gong from zero to hero, but currently you cannot become a "hero". There are vehicles and powersuits and it's fun, but you won't be able to build or pilot a large mech outside of one campaign mission, and that's sort of the whole point. It sounds damning and it is disappointing but the bones are there. Again, it needs time in the oven. I recommend it to anyone who reads the description and gets excited. If you're unsure, again check out the demo, try the first one, or wishlist it and check again in like a year. It sounds like cope but it isn't.