Fast Royal

This is a very promising and original game. While some issues are still present, the original ideas and simple design make it easy to start but hard to master. I hope more players will join the fray so that i can make more multiplayer games soon. It's really neat that the level has a level of destructability, but some level of the weapon damage causes the screen to fill with particles and not being able to see. I'm sure the team will fix all the flaws in due time.

Se siete cresciuti a pane e Unreal Tournament, questo gioco è un tuffo nostalgico nel futuro. Un’arena frenetica dove i riflessi sono tutto, e ogni angolo può nascondere un nemico pronto a disintegrarti. Armi futuristiche, salti acrobatici, potenziamenti sparsi per la mappa... tutto urla old-school shooter, ma con una veste grafica moderna che spacca. Il gunplay è solido, le mappe sono ben disegnate (per essere un gioco indie). Consigliato a chi ama la competizione pura e dura, senza fronzoli, solo skill e velocità. Se cercate un'arena shooter che non vi prenda per mano, ma vi catapulti direttamente nella mischia… questo fa per voi.

Fast Royal is one of those rare indie gems that instantly captures your attention. From the very first match, it is clear this is not just another copy-and-paste battle royale. The distinctive class system and fully destructible environments introduce a fresh layer of strategy and excitement, setting it apart in an overcrowded genre. While there are still some areas for improvement, such as UI consistency, matchmaking polish, and ability balancing, what is already in place shows enormous potential. Building a multiplayer game with so many integrated systems and mechanics is a monumental task, both theoretically and practically, and the financial commitment behind it is something most players tend to overlook. It is obvious that an incredible amount of passion, effort, and thought has gone into Fast Royal’s development. After spending many hours playing, both solo and with friends, it has been incredible to watch how much the game has evolved during the past few months of testing. The growth in polish, player engagement, and overall quality has been exponential. If the development continues at this pace, I would not be surprised to see Fast Royal among the top 10 games on Steam within the next six months. Many of the current imperfections, with the right attention, could transform into defining features that enhance the experience even further. Fast Royal has the potential to become something truly unique, a game that offers not just fun matches but memorable experiences to share with friends. As someone who has grown tired of recycled ideas in AAA titles, I am genuinely happy to have supported this project. Those few Diram already feel like a worthwhile investment in a team that is taking real creative risks. If you are looking for something fresh and exciting, give Fast Royal a chance. It might just surprise you and after all the hours we have spent battling through its arenas, we are already eagerly awaiting the next expansions.

Fast Royal is a fast-paced battle royale with destructible environments and no healing, which forces a more cautious and tactical playstyle. The upgrade system feels more like a MOBA, letting you enhance your robot and weapons mid-match using points from kills and loot. Managing energy adds another survival layer, but it can feel like chore during some fights. Overall it's got lots of potential I think

Fast Royal is currently in its alpha stage, and while there's still a long road ahead in terms of polish, content, and optimization, it already manages to stand out thanks to one core feature: full arena destructibility. And it's really impressive. Powered by Unreal Engine’s Chaos system, the destructible environments add a whole new layer of strategy and fun to the traditional battle royale formula. You can blow holes through walls, collapse cover, and reshape the map in real-time as the match progresses. It’s not just a gimmick—it actually impacts gameplay in meaningful ways, forcing players to think dynamically and adapt on the fly. The core gameplay is solid, with a good foundation in place. Movement feels smooth, combat has weight, and the class-based system (Warrior, Tank, Assassin) introduces some welcome variety. That said, being in alpha, Fast Royal is still missing a lot of polish: UI elements and overall balancing are a work in progress. Performance can vary depending on hardware, and some bugs are to be expected. But if you're into experimental shooters and want to see what the future of competitive gameplay might look like, Fast Royal is worth keeping an eye on. Its destructibility mechanic alone makes it stand out in a crowded genre—and if the team delivers on their full vision, it could become something truly special.

Fast Royal is what happens when a regular battle royale drinks three espressos and forgets how walls work. You drop in, everything’s already on fire, and the storm is basically breathing down your neck. I love the upgrade system, but sometimes it feels like I spend more time shopping for stats than actually surviving. The destructible environment is amazing—until the ground vanishes and I fall into a very embarrassing death. Managing energy is like trying to babysit a hyperactive toddler while being shot at from every direction. Matches are fast, chaotic, and absolutely ridiculous, which is exactly why I can't stop playing. If you're looking for strategic gameplay, good luck. If you want pure, glorious mayhem, welcome home. 8.5/10, needs more duct tape.

Fast, brutal, and fun. No healing, everything explodes, and upgrades mid-fight keep it spicy. Addictive chaos in the best way love it

Fast Royal has some really cool ideas—dropping straight into action and blasting through a world you can literally tear apart feels exciting. The upgrade and energy systems add a nice layer of strategy, but it’s still a bit rough around the edges. With some love and fixes, this could honestly turn into something special.

Game has a cool design with destructible environments and RPG like character stats and abilities. Cool concept for a shooter/battle royale game. Runs really well which is a change compared to lots of other early access games.

I've been following Fast Royal since the very first test on GameTester. Honestly, at the beginning, I wouldn't have spent a single euro on it. But after just four months, the developers have completely transformed the game into something fast-paced, exciting, and genuinely fun to play. The only downside is that it takes quite a bit of experience to truly enjoy it. Fast Royal is very different from your average shooter, and it's not easy to pick up right away. You really need to take time to understand how it works, sometimes by watching others play, to get the hang of it. Big thanks to the developers not only for playing with me during testing when I asked, but also for actually implementing a feature I suggested: the spectator mode. That kind of attention and responsiveness deserves recognition.