@DTfeartheBEARD Try it on PC if you can. Even my old laptop runs it at 120fps 1080p just fine and it looks way better than the 360 version. Plus it should be free to play if you already have gamepass.
@UnlimitedSevens Yeah the balance is terrible. The problem with Blue fang is that people can just spam his extremely overpowered special. He should require some skill and have his special build after getting hits like Ratu, since it's so powerful. Also it's just too hard to see if it's on from a distance making it so it's impossible to know if it's ever safe to slam him head on and you just have to avoid him from the front all of the time. Some of the abilities are just worthless.
This review is on point. I am pretty hooked on this game because the core mechanics are really fun and it satisfying, but the learning curve immediately put most of my friends off because it felt "aimless". Toom me a few hours to really feel like I knew what I was doing and to start doing well.
One thing I think you should mention is how bad the latency issues are. Right now you'll frequently get slams that don't count or die out of literally nowhere, which is super frustrating.
The game has a ton of potential but needs a ton of work very soon if it's going to last. The lack of content, bad UI, inaccessibility and lag problems could kill it dead within weeks. Which would be a shame, because it's real fun once you get the hang of it.
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@DTfeartheBEARD Try it on PC if you can. Even my old laptop runs it at 120fps 1080p just fine and it looks way better than the 360 version. Plus it should be free to play if you already have gamepass.
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@UnlimitedSevens Yeah the balance is terrible. The problem with Blue fang is that people can just spam his extremely overpowered special. He should require some skill and have his special build after getting hits like Ratu, since it's so powerful. Also it's just too hard to see if it's on from a distance making it so it's impossible to know if it's ever safe to slam him head on and you just have to avoid him from the front all of the time. Some of the abilities are just worthless.
Re: Destruction AllStars (PS5) - A Confident But Flawed Start for Chaotic Car Combat Game
This review is on point. I am pretty hooked on this game because the core mechanics are really fun and it satisfying, but the learning curve immediately put most of my friends off because it felt "aimless". Toom me a few hours to really feel like I knew what I was doing and to start doing well.
One thing I think you should mention is how bad the latency issues are. Right now you'll frequently get slams that don't count or die out of literally nowhere, which is super frustrating.
The game has a ton of potential but needs a ton of work very soon if it's going to last. The lack of content, bad UI, inaccessibility and lag problems could kill it dead within weeks. Which would be a shame, because it's real fun once you get the hang of it.