Battle Shapers

I'm mainly writing this review because the negative reviews have a ton of misinformation for some reason. I have to assume the authors didn't engage with the upgrade system or the difficulty system back at the base. - "Guns have one mod slot" No, you get upgrades that allow you to have up to five interchangeable plus the mod inherent to each gun. - "Bosses don't change between runs" Boss behaviors change depending on the difficulty you select. You create your own cocktail of additions and restrictions after beating the game for the first time, some of which include updating boss attacks. - "Upgrading to unlock guns dilutes the pool" There's an upgrade that lets you remove unwanted options and prioritize your favorites. - "The final boss is a 20 minute health bar at the end of a 90 minute run" I mean, it is if your build sucks and you don't engage with the mechanics at all. It generally takes me around the same time as the other bosses, like 3-5 minutes. Remember to punch the guy when his head's on the ground and glowing pink like all the enemies the game explicitly tells you to punch at the beginning of the game. - "Everything looks like a 100+ run grind" You can get 10+ upgrades p…

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It's fun af

Very fun and addicting. To me this is a Doom/Mega man rouge type of game.

It's... Okay. I don't think I ever got to realize how rough the experience is because I must have gotten lucky, or the core that lets you double, then triple jump just trivializes and neutralizes the way the game basically cheap shots you. There is a lot to like... but that's only when the game feels like giving it to you. Shooting multiple rounds at once, piercing through enemies, bouncing around, multipliers for when that happens, etc. Unfortunately a lot of the damage falls off if you're not getting guns like this, there are other guns that you can utilize last bullet mechanics with, one of them is absolutely amazing, some are good. You can pay credits to manipulate the outcome of getting certain weapons, but not skills for them. Cores basically change the way you can play. The first class is a very technical class that gets around by reflecting hits. I like it the least. In a game when you're essentially a sitting duck when you stand still, hoping what's coming at you is considered a projectile while other classes or skills allow you to briefly be invincible just seems like a waste, especially when most of the things that'll catch you unaware, aren't considered proje…

good