CYBERFIELD

It's like Hades when you remove all the interesting parts. Barebones, not a lot of choice, nothing special. Every run feels exactly the same. Did you expect anything else from a 1 dollar game?

this game was sick as ♥♥♥♥, pretty darn fun! hate those drone guys, lil pricks.

Feels like this should be an early access title For a game that is all about combat, the hitboxes and controls need a serious balance pass. There's a lot of fun ideas and I'm excited to see the developer continue to work on this.

30/100 Beta-state Arena game ..SKIP!! Issues that need FIX: -feels like generic mobile -lacks basic functionality (eg: Steam Overlay screenshots) -GFX are mobile level at best -cluncky controls (Default control scheme is BAD) -broken balancing (some skills are way better) -RNG determines how far proceed because all skills are gone after death -hitboxes + movement require serious REWORK >>> SKIP!! current state not even worth if FREE game Farming coins to buy micro-upgrades to get further is no fun!! No wonder 50% of the players stopped playing way below 1 hour

Nice game but not very balanced. completed on the second run, need a lot of balancing imo. Still, was quite fun.

Game is pretty decent, especially for the price. The animations are eye catching and the aesthetic works. However, what keeps this from being a great game (worth at least double the price), is the core play. The fighting. First the right stick aiming for the throw ability is horrible. Seems locked into certain vectors and you think you are aiming at 3 o'clock but you end up shooting at 2 o'clock. The isometric view makes it harder to gauge your aim. Miss so many shots unnecessarily that often leave you open for an attack you otherwise were expecting to interrupt. The melee is locked in the direction you are facing, which is fine, makes sense but again the aiming is just off, the hit box is uncler, and the locked animation timing is clunky. The dash is smooth though, short (but hidden) cool down. The throw cool down is a bit slow and I was expecting to find upgrades to this but so far I have not. The core mechanics are a bit shallow but not hollow. You can carry and swap up to three special upgrade cubes and at the end of every round you get a skill upgrade card, you can choose 1 of 3 (as is so familiar) and these are a bit more generic, +damage, +crit, etc to each ability…