Highguard

Love it. Best multiplayer shooter since Alex legends. Movement and shooting are top notch. The mount system is incredible. New style of gameplay is fun to learn.

Highguardis an interesting and surprisingly creative game thatmixes multiple genresinto a single 3v3 battle experience. It feels like StarCraft mining, Rainbow Six Siege wall mechanics, Counter-Strike bomb planting, and League of Legends’ nexus system fused together into one **** the start, you mine blue resources to buy better weapons and armor. Then you acquire theShieldbreaker and plant it on the enemy shield to begin the raid. One team attacks, the other defends. If the raid succeeds, the enemy base takes damage, and if you push deeper, you can plant bombs to destroy key structures. Either destroying the main objective or two secondary objectives can end the match instantly. (I’m still getting used to all the mechanics.)The concept itself is genuinely cool. It forces you to think about builds, weapons, strategies, and team coordination instead of just mindlessly shooting. In my first match, we planted the Shieldbreaker twice, the enemy base was left at 5% health… and then they made a comeback and won. And honestly? I still had **** heroes are decent, the guns feel good, animations are smooth, and the whole Shieldbreaker system is satisfying. Seeing the enemy team waiting behind the shield, preparing for the moment it falls, and then clashing in full combat is one of the best parts of the game.I’d give Highguard a solid **** perfect, but definitely not trash.About the hate culture in gamingI used to blindly follow YouTubers like Cr1TiKaL. If he said a game was bad, I wouldn’t even try it. Then Star Wars Outlaws happened.People hated it instantly. YouTubers mocked it. Reviews were brutal. I almost skipped it, but I gave it a chance. And it turned out to be one of my favorite games ever. The “problems” people complained about often made sense in context. For example, factions sending hitmen when your reputation is low? That’s literally how the system is supposed to work.Then FBC: Firebreak happened. Same story. Blind hate, YouTubers trashing it, cult-like fans repeating the same opinions without playing it. Meanwhile, I was having insane fun rushing back to the elevator with rock music blasting, fighting the Hiss, adapting to different teammates and chaotic situations. Cr1TiKaL called it bad again, but my experience was the exact opposite.Even Expedition 33 got negative reviews from people who clearly didn’t even play the **** now Highguard.Many negative reviews come from people who barely touched the game and just joined the hate train. Of course a free-to-play game has skins in the shop. That’s how free games survive. Complaining about that is just stupid.When I defended FBC: Firebreak, people called me an “asset” and insulted me. I was open to debate, but not to blind hate. Gamers like this are one of the reasons companies stop taking risks and stop making new ideas. When a genuinely new game concept appears, people kill it before it even has a chance.Highguard is not **** it is new, creative, and fun.

Highguard est vraiment un bon FPS dans l'ensemble je trouve dommage que l'on ne puisse pas configurer nos touches ou notre sensibilité au dixième près , le jeu est bloqué en 60hz sur console , c'est dommage que en 2026 l'on ne sois pas capable de faire des paramètres optimiser pour chaque plateforme , mis à part les défauts des paramètres le gameplay est incroyable ainsi que le team play , je pense que essayer un mode de 4vs4 puisse être plus intéressant que le 3vs3 ! J'ai 80h de jeu et je vous le recommande il faut que la communauté pousse le jeu au plus haut

Highguard is fast, fluid, and has top-notch gunplay that feels as responsive as Apex or Titanfall. The movement is solid, and using mounts to get across the massive maps is an incredible mechanic that leads to some high-tension chase moments. I especially loved the "shield clashing" phase; that buildup before the barrier falls makes the combat feel unique and exciting. Since it’s free-to-play, it’s worth a shot to form your own opinion, but for me, the game has too much "dead time" that kills the momentum. Between the three-minute base prep and the tedious resource mining, it feels like there’s way too much busy work and mindless padding that keeps you away from the actual shooting. The art style feels a bit disjointed, mixing medieval fantasy with assault rifles in a way that’s kind of incoherent, and the generic character designs don't really help it stand out. On top of that, the long respawn timers and the fact that 3v3 matches happen on maps built for 32v32 make every death feel like a frustrating, sisyphean trek across empty space. There’s zero narrative context to explain why you’re even fighting, and with the recent news of studio layoffs, it’s hard to feel confident in its future. I haven't played it much, and honestly, I don't have the "want" to keep playing.

It's boring. They wanted to implement stuff from other games without understanding why it worked for other games. The entire idea of the game is just weird. 3v3 on a huge map and you spend half of the time mining crystals??!!??