VOID/BREAKER

The combat is unique and gameplay is smooth. I recommend the game. I think its's worth $20 to have a shooter like this in your library. This is a just a great game. Atmosphere, visuals, audio, and gameplay. It's remarkable that it's a solo dev project. My constructive criticism -Progression feels too slow. Leaving a run with more to show for it would be nice. Even just collectables or smaller units of currency. Maybe a challenge system. -The pistol is too weak. I wish it had mods associated with it to make it stronger. As soon as I got the next weapon the game got 100% better. -I wish non-explosive objects had innate use or weren't so common. They just seem get in the way unless I luck out and get a mod that uses them. -It would be nice If applying stagger was more consistently available. Some areas have tons of explosives around, and others it feels harder to grab them when you need them -I wish the platforming also was for shortcuts and loot, not just traversal.

Great game nothing to complain there but it susses me out that Voidbreaker never really closes (after u start it itll always run in the background with like 0,1% Ram usage so no big deal, but my discord now always shows that im playing voidbreaker if i dont close it via Taskmanager)

Very fun lots of destructibiluty mechanics are smooth was made to be fun

Petite pépite ! Les rogue lite ne sont pas toujours ma tasse de thé, mais le jeu est plutôt jolie, assez bien optimisé, et que dire du gameplay qui vaux le détour ! On sent la vibe fast-fps et bien qu'étant pas un pgm, j'ai pu passer les deux premières grosses zones, avec pas énormément de difficulté, sans pour autant rouler sur le jeu. A suivre ! Venant d'un unique développeur, grand courage à lui et gg pour ce qui est déjà fait sur ce jeu !

Are you looking at this game's review section because you feel that there is just not enough basic info about it to sway you to hand over your hard-earned cash? If so, let me see if I can help. I'll list the things that surprised me and helped me decide to buy it. AMMO: Ammo in VOID/BREAKER is split between standard and Projectile Mods. Standard has no bullet drop and the highest velocity. While clips of it need to be reloaded once empty, the ammo pool that it draws from is infinite. Projectile mod ammo has a wide array of effects, but the common effects are as follows: Finite ammo pool, bullet drop, low velocity, increased damage, and many positive effects. If you run out of mod ammo, you simply default to standard until you kill staggered enemies, causing them to drop ammo. You can also get some from ammo capsules that spawn in some loot chests, but that is sporadic and unreliable. If you find yourself unable to get ammo, don't fear. Standard ammo is more than enough to handle the robot onslaught. Grenades are infinite. HEALTH: Health is primarily earned by killing staggered enemies, with a small chance of getting a health capsule from a loot chest. There are a few skills that support health, but at this stage of development, they aren't as helpful as I wish they were. Get good at the stagger mechanics or be prepared to fail. MOVEMENT: Movement is silky smooth and stays that way until the game's current end. There is no stamina, and your speed definitely feels like that of a super soldier. If you get close enough to any ledge, then you will automatically climb up. Jump and double jump feel just right between floaty and grounded. The "Dash" or dodge function, if you prefer, has saved me countless times. ABILITIES: Primary abilities are as follows. Tether(aka telekinesis)(aka move things with your mind). Grenade. Dash(aka dodge). Parkour (unlocked once you reach Act 2). There are many other non-permanent abilities that you can find within a run, such as Time Stop, Missile Strike, Electrical Bolt, etc. PROGRESSION: There is no EXP, just money that you earn from clearing areas of enemies and the occasional loot crate out in the world. This currency can then be used to buy new skills and weapons. Some skills and weapons will unlock as you progress through the story. There is no gear at this time. STEALTH: There is none. COMBAT: Combat in Void/breaker is heavily movement-based. There is rarely time to stand still and snipe once you activate a section. While there is always a mix of enemy types, most of them will relentlessly be on top of you. You stand still, you die. You must master the art of the game's combo of grenade/tether/destruction/run/shoot them in the face lots. You are essentially a techno mage with a firearm. Remember that. ENEMIES: The AI is surprisingly good. Enemies that use long range will often evade you once you target them and let their buddies hit you while you are distracted. While close combat units will rush you, they often will not do so in a straight line and will employ many different evasion tactics as they close the gap to you. Okay, hopefully you found this info helpful, but just remember that the game has a great demo that will tell you what you need to know better than any review can. I highly suggest you try that first. In summary, if you like high-octane games, you will love this one. I know I am not regretting my decision to buy it at full price. Worth it! I would like to note that Void/breaker starts off hard and only gets harder. I also wish that there was a skill or something to get more health out of the enemies that you kill. But that's me. Cheers all! (Bonus info: The game's story does a crazy 180 shift once you finish Act 1. I think you'll like it. I know I did.) Okay bye for realz this time! :D

This game is pretty awesome especially with the way movement feels! But I have noticed a few things that I don't know if they are bugs or are intended. 1. The button mapping UI for controllers is a bit confusing with the way each button is described. Also there are certain buttons that can't be remapped like the "X" button on the PS controller. I don't jump with "X" traditionally but I do use it for other inputs but the game won't allow for me to freely map this button. 2. During boss fights I lose the ability to crouch and/or slide. (Which affects movement during the boss fights). I don't know if this was intended but it would be nice to be able to use this during Boss fights. 3. One last thing about the button mapping feature in the game. I think it would be a major QoL update if mapping multiple buttons (2 at the most per command) to a command. I noticed during gameplay that my reload button and grapple button both use the same button. (Which I really love btw) but it isn't annotated in the settings so it's a bit confusing tell what is really affecting what. That's all I had I'm really enjoying my time with the game and am excited for the future updates, keep up the great work "VOID/BREAKER" team!

Очень свежий рогалик, скажу я вам. VOID/BREAKER совместил в себе физику Battlefield, динамику Doom помноженную на 2, вайб киберпанка, а также лучшее, что можно взять от рогаликов. Необычная рогалик-механика развития берёт своё: привычнее всего видеть, как ты качаешь персонажа предметами, второстепенно качая пушки, а тут наоборот - раскачка персонажа идёт исходя из раскачки твоей пушки. Также очень интересная механика проклятых-апгрейдов, которые в том или ином виде присущи всем рогаликам. Здесь эти апгрейды взаимодействуют, например, с настройками игры: - меньше разрешение экрана - больше магазин - больше FoV - больше скорость передвижения - сделал прыжок с 360 в воздухе - получай замедление времени и сумасшедший прирост урона к выстрелу Если описать этот экспириенс в 3 словах, то это кайф, динамика и спец-эффекты. Но пока само собой сыровато - есть определённые багулины, недочёты. Разработчик не спит, старается, красава - игра даже сейчас в целом стоит своих денег и достаточно реиграбельна как рогалик.