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This is a very bare bones attempt at a third-person shooter. First impressions are everything and this game drops the ball in that department. Upon loading up the game, you are greeted with quiet main menu, no music, no auditory feedback as you navigate through the menus, just silence. I was worried I bought a busted game with no audio. There is no tutorial that teaches even the basics about the game, you are just expected to dive into a match. The hero menu provides a look at the playable characters and their skins/class, with no description about their abilities or even a list of them. Jumping into a match, you are greeted with a boring character selection screen and instantly thrown into match with no mention of what the mode is and what the objective is. (You have to capture a point which isn't properly highlighted in game) Thankfully there is audio in game but its still lacking, there is very little feedback when you take damage or when you land hits on your opponent. The action gets hectic and can provide brief moments of fun. Movement feels okay, but a lot of heroes' attacks lack feeling of real impact. This game could have benefited from more time in development. An Early …

Currently, it's Control-the-point combat. They are adding new features and updates already, and its improving the game play. games plays a lot like overwatch but with the characters of Paragon. no role cue and you can stack as many characters as you want currently.

Its a shame the Game got not the Attention which it exceeds. Yeah it uses the Open Source Paragon Assets but its not an typical Moba Gameplay its an Hero Shooter so its basically an "Paragon Shooter"- But it feels great even in it early state. I think the Developer tag IT AS "early Acess" and lower the Price to even get an higher Attention or impement an Gacha System and goes free. Some things which I missing and Not supported yet: -No Widescreen Support: I recommendeded to allow Custom Resolution - No way to Play with friends or set the Team - Only one Gamemode