The Light Brigade: Definitive Edition

It's a cool game, on principle. let's start with : [h2] the Good Stuff [/h2] Some of the best, if not the best, VR gunplay out there. The guns have weight, are easy to manipulate, manipulating the parts and reloading is great. The graphics are nothing exceptionnal but they're good enough, and the game runs great. The level design is pretty good, especially for procedural generation, with enough covers and verticality This would be a pretty enjoyable game if not for : [h2] the Bad Stuff [/h2] The worst offender is By Far the brightness. The game is dark, and I'm not spekaing about the general tone. Some levels are straight up unplayable as is. (looking at you, Sewers) Let me say it again; it is to a point where you cannot navigate the levels. And guess what happends when your hp is low ? The game gets Even Darker. ReShade is a Must for playing it. The game balance is a Mess. It's a good game, yes, but not a good roguelike. I don't think it's normal that HP regeneration items are this rare when they affect your run that much. Yes, you get one HP refill after each boss fight, but that's kinda it unless you loot some. Also, I can understand that some items are better for some guns than other, but Chain Shot is just plain overpowered, managing to be better than it's two competitors. Guess where the last boss is located ? In one of the darkest area of the map. A boss whose every movement you have to watch out for, is unseeable half the time because the devs put a fog effect in it's area. [h2] In conclusion : [/h2] I don't think it's a game that's worth it. It's hard, it's frustating, it has very little in terms of making cool builds, it's unfair, and you need to mod it just to see where you're going. I don't think there will ever be an update (as of writing this the last one was 14 months ago) That being said, it has The Best guns of any VR game I've played. Which is frustrating. [h2] an update after 21 more hours, all the successes, and beating the highest difficulty : [/h2] I stand by what I said. You only really feel the tactical souls-like sweat on the first few levels, and any good build will have you picking enemies one by one or shooting at walls in the later levels. The design of the last one, in particular, is egregiously bad for an fps map. There's some cool stuff in the upgrades like how picking one will unlock more options related to it - it's a shame that you don't know what these options are. I continued playing mostly because the guns are amazing, I still don't recommend you play it.

I don't know how I overlooked this game, but after spending just under an hour with it, I can already say it's beautiful. The guns feel great, the enemies are challenging without being frustrating, and the environments are what stand out the most. They're incredibly atmospheric and moody, and I genuinely love the **religious soldier** WW2 vibe. So far, I'd give it an **8/10**. If it's still on sale, I'd definitely recommend picking it up. You won't regret it.

Cool simple game

I've been enjoying it so far. There are a few quirks I think need to be worked out (doubt they will, but a boy can dream) but gunplay is interesting and the world concept is pretty cool. It's like if Trench Crusade got a 13-rated game.

Отличная игра на пару вечеров, а может и на по дольше)) очень не хватает какой-то сетевой составляющей

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