Godbreakers

A wide variety of enemies, a vast array of available builds, and bosses with splendid designs. Although it has a limited number of stages, this is compensated for by excellent optimization.

Has the bones to almost be a good game but doesn't quite make it. The dodging mechanics and combat mechanics feels like they're fighting each other. They give you these combos but you can't get any combos off without having to dodge another attack, and the dodge has no i-frames either so it just feels terrible and there are times when you get stunlocked by constant damage. The worst offense imo is that they released a new DLC character and then to even play him you have to beat the game, then play 2 extremely hard challenges to unlock him. I was mainly interested in playing as that Berserker character and that's why I bought the game, looks like that's not happening. Beat the main game and tried the challenges a bunch of times with no success. Probably won't be playing the game again. Huge buyer's remorse.

I really wanted to like Godbreakers. The trailers made it look like a deep strategy game with unique mechanics and a cool art direction, but the final product feels rushed and unfinished. The gameplay loop gets repetitive after just a few hours — every mission starts feeling the same, and the “strategic depth” they promised is mostly just micromanaging clunky units with bad pathfinding.Performance is another story. Even on decent hardware, the game stutters constantly, and load times are absurd for what you actually get on screen. The UI feels like it was designed for a mobile game, and the controls are unresponsive at **** worst part is that it could have been something special. You can tell there were good ideas behind it, but it seems like the team ran out of time or budget before polishing anything. Right now it feels more like an early access title that somehow got pushed out as a full release.