Moonbreaker reviewed on PC by Matt Purslow. Moonbreaker is a fun and approachable digital miniatures game with an …
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Moonbreaker reviewed on PC by Matt Purslow. Moonbreaker is a fun and approachable digital miniatures game with an …
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No story line? What is Brandon even doing then?
Why do IGN reviews exist? They're the same as a video describing a new game at launch, then they give them an average score.
No thanks
Currently you can get all the units for free just by doing the starting missions and playing a couple matches.
cant believe brandon sanderson put his name on this pile of garbage
It took me under 5 hours of playing this game without buying anything with real money to get every single unit available. People need to stop with the micro transaction flaw.
The customization mechanics and table-top aestehetic would go well in a 40K theme game. Unpopular opinion here but the lack of animation only enhances that tabletop feel.
If brandon sanderson is involved it's a 10 game for me
Ninja theory video games are cool
sounds p2w
WTF is a “moonbreaker”?
The mini painting aspect on this looks super cool. Otherwise I'm not sure I'm too interested. Still surprised GW hasnt done something like this yet~
An already niche genre so slap some crappy microtransactions on it. Genius minds at work.
"Warhammer and infinity have not appeared"
Grey Knight game weeps in loyalty
It just feels like the tabletop minature aesthetic is done to cheap out on animation costs. The application of the minature art style seems inconsisent (why are some things fully animated but other parts of the game remain toy-like?). Isn't the whole point of many strategy/RPG games is that they bring their respective tabletop inspirations to life as if you're looking directly into those worlds?
Is it 7?
Boring game.
70dolar games get 10, freemium games that u will spend only 10 dolar to play for months get 7. ign logic
IGN can’t count past 7
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