Titan Isles

Great multiplayer game. The movement mechanics were challenging and fun. I liked the variety of “suits” you could wear and switch between at any time, which gave you varied combat styles and movement mechanics. It kept it quite fresh and fun and made the runs all feel quite different (some suits are WAY harder than others 😆). Some of boss fights could be quite challenging, which was enjoyable. I plan to play through this game again soon and take advantage of the most recent update.

Incredibly fun solo, even more so when you take advantage of the 8 player co op.

移動用装備と武器の違う4つのクラスから選んで戦う高速シューティングアクション。 4人協力プレイも出来て良き。 アプデで日本語対応もしてくれたので、ストーリーもとりあえずは分かるようになりました。

Now this third game in the Windlands series finally hits the sweet spot. Offering radically different classes that move around differently from the usual grapple swinging mechanic from the first two games is a lifesaver for many, and will offer variety too for multiplayer. As someone suffering from motion sickness from some VR games, the first one hit me hard, the second one was a bit better, and this one I can definitely see as something I can finally play through. The repulsor jet and jetpack classes I see the most likely to be my thing since I'm used to NMS jetpacking just fine. And this brings me to the next point. Combat is hard while doing all these swiging and manuevers. I mean, I don't know how anyone else plays but it's tricky for me to switch from "swinging" to "aiming" mode. But I kinda manage. We'll see when the game gets more difficult. The important thing is that it's fun. I see a lot of attention to detail and fleshed gameplay that didn't seem to be there in the previous two games. Graphics are pretty much improved too. I hope I can try this in multiplayer soon when I finally learn to be decent at this. Fun game but just be careful, it's still a fast moving, sickness prone game depending on how you approach it.

Went in as a fan of Windlands 2 and left disappointed with the lack of polish and thought put into the gameplay. The concept is great, and I was initially very hyped when I saw all the different suits and their abilities, but there were major issues with the game that made me refund after 45 minutes, and I don't refund games often. I managed to clip out of bounds 3 times in my first 15 minutes of playing, and I wasn't trying to find these spots on purpose, they were in the starting area and tutorial rooms. And once I actually started looking for spots where I could clip out of the map they seemed to be in almost every damn room. Those small issues didn't make me refund though, my biggest problem was with the kits. There are 4 exo suits to pick from with different weapons, movement and playstyles, and there are definitely some better than others. I first tried the exo suit "Blink" in the tutorial, it sounded really cool on paper, a dash, a triple jump, and wallrunning, titanfall in vr! Well it could've been awesome... Only if the maps were designed properly for that and the wallrunning actually worked. The wallrunning is very inconsistent, it felt really hard to activate and it wasn't really explained well in the tutorial. The maps do not feel like you are supposed to be trying to traverse them with only wallrunning and a triple jump, gaps are sometimes too long and sometimes there are barely any walls to even try to run on, and when there are walls, they don't feel designed for it. I was falling off the map constantly due to this. Blink's weapon is boring too, it's just a disc you pull out of your chest and it locks onto and enemy, you don't even get to throw it you just have to let go of it, all while other exosuits have actual guns and stuff. Now the other exosuits did seem better, with "Storm" I could actually move around the map. Storm has a jetpack, hand blasters and a rifle. This definitely felt like the best the game had to offer, and I was still disappointed. The rifle goes on a multiple second cooldown after shooting only a few shots, causing you to have to switch to using the hand blasters, game balance is important, but it felt really restrictive as I was enjoying using the rifle more. And the jetpack felt like it ran out of fuel way too fast, I had to touch the ground for multiple seconds every 10 seconds or so so I could recharge the fuel. For a game like this I don't think there should be this much restriction on movement, even if that stuff can be upgraded later, the same goes for the gun. The last 2 exosuits were Goliath and Hunter, Goliath seemed like a cheap knockoff of Storm, it was just storm but with a worse gun, worse jetpack and a shield, I don't think anyone would enjoy playing with it compared to the other options. Hunter is just Windlands 2, you have the bow and the grappling hooks on both arms, probably the second best option after Storm for playing this game. For the combat itself I think it might be a slight downgrade from Windlands 2, enemies feel generic and even get stuck sometimes, they honestly just feel boring to shoot at. As for boss fights I got to the first boss, and died due to a skill issue, after which I went to refund, so I can't say much about them. TLDR: One of the exosuits is borderline unusable and the others feel like they need at least some buffs. The game generally requires more polish and balance adjustments before I'd say it's worth buying.

What a fantastic game. It takes some of the best parts of other games (Like Spawn or Reach etc, although I think these guys were probably first with Windlands) Anyway, bla bla bla this game is super dope.

Я бы назвал ее странной ! Зачем выбирать персонажа который прыгает - если можно летать по карте?? Есть персонажи просто неиграбельные ! другие читерские, Как по мне игра вообще не доработана, набросаны уровни, противники раскиданы кто где, левел дизайн ужасен - его просто нет! Для коопа Берите, если соло - даже не смотрите на это чудо!