Recensioni recenti di White Knuckle

Super fun psychological game. It's only fun if you have a group of 6+ friends imo.

Top tier VR game. The physics, music, movement, aiming, melee, and more are just top notch. Their is plenty of content here from a decently length story mode (with collectibles) and sandbox/arenas. Highly recommended for any VR user. This was my first VR purchase and totally worth it.

This is how RPGs should be made. The side quests are all very interesting, the game is challenging (at first), you can customize your characters in cool ways, and the gameplay is superb. I can't say much more than what others have said, but don't skip this game - even in 2020!

I have played hundreds of hours of this on PS4. The game is fast-paced and fun in so many ways. It's also a really good entry into fighting games as their are mechanics that assist beginners. I highly recommend it

Overall score: 4/10 (subject to change post launch and with new updates)

Pros:
• Gameplay can be quite fun and fast-paced when you actually run into other players.
• I don’t think the graphics are too bad, despite what others may have said.
• The characters are very diverse, both in look and abilities. There’s no doubt you’ll be able to find characters that fit your playstyle.
• The ability to change the specs of your characters is pretty fun.
• The music is fantastic!
• It’s truly F2P with the only transactions being skins and other cosmetics.
• You can tell a lot of heart and soul went into this project. This is not just an ‘Amazon’ game, but a team of developers who have worked hard to bring us a fun product.

Cons:
• I have fiber optic connection but there’s still a lot of lag at launch.
• No voice or text chat at launch. It’s hard to convey what you would like to do with your team when you can’t communicate.
• It doesn’t really feel like there’s any “umph” or impact when shooting or using abilities. Things simply feel stiff.
• There is one map on launch, and the 4v4 mode is an absolute bore due to the large map size. It feels really EMPTY and you’ll rarely run into anyone.
o PRO TIP: Play the 8v8 mode. It still feels like it’s “empty” at times, but this has more to do with no real choke points that force engagements. As people figure out HOW to play the game, this may change.
o Have not tried the 2v2 (x8?) battle royale mode just yet.
• The game has an identify crisis. It can’t decide what it wants to be, and the aspects it pulls from fall flat each and every time.

Overall, I’m not sure if this game is right for me just yet, but it does have a lot of potential and I really want it to succeed! I hope it finds a nice community that sticks with it and developers who offer frequent updates while listening to feedback.

Terrible netcode, DLC hell (tons of characters locked) are my biggest complaints. I wouldn't touch this one and go for Tekken or DBFZ instead.

This game has no consistency, and that is what makes it annoying. I wouldn't recommend this game to anyone.

I can see the appeal of the game, but it just isn't for me. I think the overall structure of the game is amazing. Having the ability to create your own scenarios and become who you want to be in the world is mindblowing.

The only reason I cannot recommend the game is because the combat. I decided to refund the product after a few battles. The combat just felt a bit unresponsive and sluggish to me. I may go back and play the original Mount and Blade to see if I can get a grasp on it and get used to it, but for now I can't see myself buying this game in early access.

The platforming and music in this game are phenomenal. Everything runs smoothly, the story hits all the right chords, and for 29.99 you're getting a good amount of content. One of my favorite games this year, and will certainly be my contender for GOTY!

Easy to jump into and play, but difficult to master. The game is overall fairly well balanced and the roster and movesets associated are all very unique. The create-a-character is extremely deep as well. The online can be spotty at times unfortunantly