DEBUFF

DEBUFF

Playito.com · December 14, 2017 · Sports, Action, Indie, Casual, RPG

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DEBUFF price by region

DEBUFF costs £1.24 in the United Kingdom, €1.41 in Europe (EUR), $1.93 in the United States, $1.93 in Georgia (USD), CA$2.32 in Canada, NZ$2.59 in New Zealand, A$2.97 in Australia, R$4.34 in Brazil and zł7.24 in Poland right now.

Cheapest DEBUFF offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.24 −50% £1.44 £1.24 3
Europe (EUR) €1.41 −50% €1.64 €1.41 4
United Statesyour region $1.93 −50% $1.99 $1.93 4
Georgia (USD) $1.93 −28% $2.69 $1.93 4
Canada CA$2.32 −50% CA$2.32 — 1
New Zealand NZ$2.59 −50% NZ$2.59 — 1
Australia A$2.97 −50% A$2.97 — 1
Brazil R$4.34 −50% R$4.34 — 1
Poland zł7.24 −50% zł7.24 zł7.80 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About DEBUFF

Nine fantasy heroes with unique skills await your leadership in single player campaign, cross-platform multiplayer battles and raids and last but not least, killing football game! :-) Gain experience to level up, assign skill points, earn golds, purchase bonus buffs to fight DEBUFF. Compete with others in overall and monthly leaderboards. Oh, and don't forget to kill Hellga!

Storytime


Orc king Littlehead had a beautiful (by Orc's standards at least) daughter called Hellga. She wanted to marry a prince, but because she was heavily influenced by misunderstood multiculturalism she decided to turn down all proposals from orc princes. She asked her father to send messengers to neighboring lands instead, but no human, dwarf or undead prince was interested to marry her (not because she was an orc, but because of her personality of course). The rejections were quite polite but princess Hellga got upset anyway. She cursed all the princes and turned them into small warriors, who now have to fight for her pleasure in arenas placed in her room.


Features

  • 9 fantasy heroes with unique stats and skills
  • 4 game modes
  • 14 different maps
  • 31 Steam Achievements
  • 6 Steam Trading Cards (coming soon)
  • 3 Leaderboards
  • DEBUFF – To motivate the warriors to fight, Hellga periodically stomps her feet which causes -10 hp loss to all

Game modes

  • Campaign – finish all 9 levels to enter additional stages with increasing difficulty.
  • Multiplayer – with human players or bots:
  • Battle – free for all, gain experience, rating and gold for killing opponents and/or staying alive last.
  • Boss (raid) – cooperate with others to take down Hellga, the boss.
  • KillBall – help your team (blue/red) to win a football match, don't die in the process.

Heroes


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  • Knight (melee attack) – Grumpy old chap, gets things done the old way, the sword way.
    (Special: kickback and critical damage)
  • Marksman (range attack) – Not saying he's a coward or anything, but he likes to attack from safe distance with his trustworthy bow.
    (Special: frost spell (slowing target))
  • Mage (area effect attack) – He might look at us in a haughty manner with his fancy glowing stick and what not, but in reality he doesn't discriminate. Everybody staying near gets a fair share of magical action.
    (Special: storm spell (increased area of attack))
  • Berserker (melee attack) – Whoever gave this little undead creature with obvious inferiority complex that big dagger wasn't thinking clearly, that's for sure.
    (Special: vampire spell (self-healing))
  • Archer (range attack) – Markman's (ugly) cousin.
    (Special: poison (damage over time))
  • Invoker (range attack, sort of) – You thought there are more than enough undeads on the battlefield? Well, think twice and behold on invoked minions!
    (Special: minion explosion)
  • Hammermasher (melee attack) – Angry dwarf with a big hammer, do we need to say more?
    (Special: stun)
  • Hunter (range attack) – Man needs to hunt to eat (if he's not a vegan of course). And in the meantime crush his enemies and hear the lamentation of their players.
    (Special: increased speed)
  • \Engineer
  • \ (range attack) – Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Teach a dwarf to create bombs and he will provide you with explosions. Simple as that.
    (Special: armageddon (increased area of attack))

    Oh and all heroes can use TNT as a secondary attack, because who doesn't like a little bit of 'bomb a man' action, right. ;-)
    \

Controls in default camera mode (overhead)

  • Keyboard&mouse: Use your mouse cursor to point where your hero should look and attack. Press left mouse button and keep it pressed to let him walk there. Press keyboard button 1 to perform primary attack, button 2 to perform secondary attack.
  • Gamepad/joystick: Play. :)

Upcoming update

  • 8 new Orc characters
  • 3 new multiplayer maps
  • Level editor + user maps
  • 'Bomb a man' mode (TNT attacks only, with larger blast radius)
  • One life mode + leaderboard (can not continue to play with the trained character after death, stats will be reset)
  • Increased level cap from 45 to 80

DEBUFF — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Online co-op, Cross-platform multiplayer
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Dec 10, 2018
Debuff is a tablet orientated "pseudo-RPG" where you control a character in a ultra simple puzzle-like maze and use your limited abilities to defeat various enemies and smash up boxes to collect healing potions and things. Graphics are proper 3D, going so far as to include an FPS view/control mode. But because the game is laid out as a puzzle game rather than a real FPS/RPG, the dungeon walls just come up to the waist. The game also has a multiplayer mode. It's apparent a lot of work went into setting up a microtransaction shop, as the production values are above and beyond most shovelware. This seems like a legitimate attempt to make some kind of workable tablet fad game. On PC, this game is competing with actual RPGs like Skyrim and ARPGs like Diablo, so I am not sure what they think they're doing pushing mobile/Unity asset flip-a-like games on Steam for $10. Because this game is a very shallow comparison to real RPGs, I can't recommend it.
7 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 16, 2018
Fighting with various characters is great fun. :)
7 found this helpful
Not recommended Nov 5, 2018
This game seems like a low-effort asset flip. It honestly makes no sense any other way. FIrst level of the campaign: you are a knight facing off against another knight. There are a bunch of boxes between you blocking the way. The other knight won't do anything about the boxes so you could just stay there forever. The controls make no sense. Click and hold to move to a location and press and 1 and 2 to use abilities. 1 is sword swing and 2 is dynamite (?!). I stopped playing after a minute of this then let it run for fifteen minues to write this review.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 12, 2018
Nice game, easy leveling,. Well optimized for older pc (my laptop :) ). When will be trading cards available?
5 found this helpful

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