
Moonbreaker is a turn-based strategy, tactical skirmish game. The game is designed to be a true digital miniatures experience, set in an expansive sci-fi universe crafted by Brandon Sanderson. Direct Captain and Crew in gripping, ever-changing competition and adventure.
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Languages: English*, German, Korean, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I wish I could give this a good rating, I really do. But the devs have pretty much abandoned this game. Very few play it despite it being a very good game and a very unique idea of making a table top game into a video game along with painting. I would only purchase this if you were into the painting aspect of the game.
i wish this game was real
Amazing game, with very fun and interesting characters But the game is very dead
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The game is so fun and addictive! I love beating my buddy 17 times before they finally get a win! I wish there was more people playing this game, it's truly underrated! If you're into XCOM, Warhammer, D&D, etc. I would give this game a go with a buddy cause it takes a while to find a public game. I wonder if they'll add a 2v2 or 3v3 mode.
game was a lot of fun, but it was abandoned long ago.
No lo compraria ni aunque estuvieran regalandolo, porque esta muertisimo, abandonado y sin ninguna posibilidad de revivir, sal de aqui, ya sufri yo, no hace falta que sufras tu tambien
[NEUTRAL REVIEW] Tactical battles against AI are fun but don't seem balanced. Painting your figures is really cool. The krafting system sucks though and PvP is dead.
It feels like an incomplete game. It's also completely dead. Another GaaS casualty that could've been great.
Full disclosure: I don't really know how the capital G Gameplay of this game goes yet, I'm actually not much of a mini wargame kinda of guy. HOWEVER: I really like painting minis, painting minis is expensive, and I have cats who will absolutely chew the heck outta any minis I might paint. I say all that to say that with 50+ minis to paint, and a bunch of audio podcasts included in the interface for this game, I adore taking the time to just sit there, paint, and listen to cool stories by Dan Wells! The painting tools are top notch, and the stories are rock solid too. I'm waiting for a friend to pick this up so we can play against each other and I can say anything at all about the gameplay, but even without that, this game gets a hearty recommendation from me for anyone who likes painting minis but can't afford the hobby irl or if you want ANOTHER way to put off painting your greys (I see you).
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