Spellbreak switch review full#
The game will be one of the first titles on the market to support full cross-play and cross-progression across these platforms. The team worked incredibly hard to deliver one of the first-ever simultaneous cross-platform, cross-play, and cross-progression launches,” “Spellbreak’s unique combat and innovative gameplay will be available for all players to play with whoever they want, on whatever platform they want, regardless of hardware choice.” Seth Sivak, CEO of Proletariat. “Today marks the beginning of a new era in multiplayer gaming. Set in the Hollow Lands, players can explore the map to find tactical advantages and discover hidden chests that contain magical runes that give new abilities, including flight, teleport, and invisibility. We can’t wait to see what comes next.Spellbreak is a multiplayer action-spellcasting game where players unleash their inner battlemage and wield two powerful magic gauntlets that blend devastating spell combinations to control the battlefield with fiery tornadoes, electrified gas clouds, and more! A lot has gone into the making of Spellbreak and the future is looking bright for this title. There are a ton of character skins to unlock but I wish that a single character could be customized with more detail. They have left a lot of space for expansion in the future. Proletariat has done a great job at creating a platform for a game. With the addition of new game modes and a quest system, Spellbreak continues to improve on the base game. There may need to be some tweaks made when it comes to scaling various aspects of the games for this mode but overall, it is a lot of fun. This game mode is also great practice for the last few rounds of the Battle Royale mode. Things can get really hectic here but there is a ton of fun to be had. There are no consumables in this game mode in order to keep the time per game to a reasonable time. Once you are exiled, you drop back into the map and you will need to collect all of your gear again. Clash is a team deathmatch mode where two teams of 9 fight to reach the score limit first. While reviewing the game, a new game mode, Clash was added. You can also use your enemy’s attacks against them so there is a lot of strategy that can be implemented here. When playing with a team, the combinations that you can create are ‘limitless’. Toxic and fire will create an exploding gas cloud. Combining wind and lighting will create a lighting tornado that stays on the playfield for a few seconds. What really makes combat unique here are the combinations that you can create with the various elements. If you want to deal more area of effect damage, the ice and toxic elements are the ones for you. If you want to play and be a little more accurate with your shots, you may want to use lightning or wind elements. There are six different elements that you can choose from and they all play differently. Of course, as the gameplay area shrinks, things begin to get a little more hectic but by this time, you will be better equipped for battle.
It can be left up to the luck of the draw. There were times where I found myself wandering around the map for extended periods of time with no other combatants in sight but that is not unique to Spellbreak.
Certain mobility options and abilities allow for players to escape unwanted encounters and recover. For me, there seems to be less overall tension which aids in the game being more accessible. I think that anyone should be able to jump in and do well in their first few games. Being able to start with a ‘weapon’ of your choice is a great change. The ability to start with a weapon and play style that you are comfortable with is a welcomed change in the genre. I feel like you have time to get a lay of the land before you jump into an intense battle. The ability to search and scavenge in order to increase the power of your gear and magic felt really different from looting for weapons in other games. There was a certain amount of tension that was absent at the beginning of the match and that is a good thing. While playing the Battle Royale mode it instantly felt more accessible than other games. When I first tried Spellbreak, I was immediately hooked to the gameplay and the art style.
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