
Splitgate is a free-to-play, fast-paced multiplayer shooter that features player-controlled portals. This sci-fi shooter takes the FPS genre to a new dimension with its portal mechanics, delivering high-flying, multi-dimensional combat.
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it was ok
it's a fun concept, but the game seems kind of dead. hopefully someone makes a better portal fps game in the future.
Dead game
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal +3 more
Hours played at review time, across 48 reviews with recorded playtime.
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vfun
👍 Recommended? Portal + Halo should never have worked. It somehow became one of my favourite shooters ever made. Whoever looked at Halo and Portal and said, "Let's combine them." deserves a raise. The skill ceiling wasn't high. It was in orbit. You weren't getting out-aimed. You were getting shot through three portals by someone with the spatial awareness of NASA. Every killcam looked illegal. Meanwhile I was accidentally portaling myself directly into the enemy team for the eighteenth time. Splitgate never took itself too seriously. It was just pure fun. No billion-dollar live service strategy. No twenty-seven currencies. Just portals, ridiculous plays, and "HOW DID HE GET THERE?" I miss it.
The Best "What If" Game of All Time.
Better than Hunt: Showdown.
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c'est bien mais compliqué
its fun too play with freinds and rand9oms caUISE THEW GAME IS FUN EITHERN WAY
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