A stable portal with the power to bring in further colonization efforts from Earth. The task is to construct a base amidst the alien jungle of of Galatea 37, that will need to sustain and defend a Rift Station. In it, the player is sent on a colonization mission. The developers of The Riftbreaker call it a " Factorio Diablo Crossover".
A sign of the unrelenting industry to come. Whatever environmental feature or fauna lies below this open portal is immediately obliterated when a bipedal mech emerges and touches down.
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This is definitely a game I’ll keep my eye on for a full release.Ripping onto the untouched surface of Galatea 37 is calamitous. It needs to improve in some technical areas and could do with some more unique game modes, but I enjoyed my time with it so far. With plans to launch in 2020, The Riftbreaker is on the right track. Still, issues like this are something I expect and will hopefully be taken care of before the full release. Nothing game-breaking, but it was certainly noticeable. Still, so far in The Riftbreaker I only really encountered some frame rate issues during some of the bigger hordes. I just need a more enticing reason to explore or I could see it becoming tedious.Īs a beta, technical problems are to be expected. Random encounters could be a great way to liven things up here. There just isn’t enough variety here to keep me totally engaged. Right now, the only reason to explore is to find more resources or take out enemy nests. The area that definitely needs the most improvement would have to be the exploration aspect. The skeleton of a great combat system is there, there are already a few weapons that work best in different situations, it just needs some more meat on it.Ĭoming up with base designs to get the most resources and defenses is fun and constantly evolving as the waves of enemies get more and more difficult. It helps that the combat is pretty fun as well, though I would like for it to have some more depth outside of just switching between a few weapons. Rather than just sit around watching my defenses murder my enemies, I actually get to take part in the murdering of my enemies! While letting automatons murder for you may be more socially acceptable, it’s just not as satisfying.
Do I have enough time to go create another mine? Can I get by one more horde with my current set up? Which resources should I focus on in my limited time? It’s a very enjoyable rhythm if a bit simple right now.īase building and Action RPG gameplay work well together. I enjoy the horde mechanic quite a bit here. Your base is swarmed by alien hordes in set intervals and, as you might expect, these hordes get more and more difficult as time passes. You have to search for resources, build defenses, and slaughter hundreds of aliens. The Riftbreaker starts by placing you on an alien planet with the goal of surviving long enough to build a portal back to earth. The combat is fun enough but a little one-note right now. Or expand on the exploration factor by having you survive waves of enemies while exploring the map for certain items.
Maybe random enemy buffs and abilities to make battle more unpredictable would be one fun way to spice it up. This is entertaining enough, but it would be nice to see some more creative game modes.
#THE RIFTBREAKER ENDING HOW TO#
One is more of a tutorial to teach me how to do everything and the next is a randomized scenario where I have to survive long enough to build a portal back to earth. Right now, I was only able to play through two different game modes. Smooth out some technical problems and expand the gameplay and there is a really good game here. Still, for an early preview, I enjoyed my time with The Riftbreaker and see a lot of potential here. Building a base, expanding, protecting, and exploring is an enjoyable loop even if it isn’t perfect. My run had come to an end, but what a fun run it was. Swarmed on all sides by dozens and dozens of enemy aliens, I realized I was most certainly screwed.
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