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The Riftbreaker
Developer EXOR Studios
The Riftbreaker is an action and real-time strategy video game developed and published by Polish company EXOR Studios. It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on October 14, 2021. The player controls a human named Ashley navigating a machine called Mr. Riggs. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
377 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
84
LovedLoved
252 positive · 47 negative
95% range 80–88%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 252 | 47 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 19 | 1 | 33 |
| Lemmy * | 3 | 0 | 18 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 3 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
9,519 of 10,511 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
84% recommend · 219 yes, 42 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 261 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (22,640 of 25,056 positive).
Players praise the game's blend of tower defense, base building, and action RPG elements. [1][2][3] Many find the gameplay loop highly addictive and rewarding. [4][5][6] Some reviewers criticize bugs, endgame issues, and poor dialogue. [7][8][9]
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- [8]
TLDR, devs released a massive update that reworked a load of the game into a botched mess that isn't fun or exciting anymore. Putting a negative review on this game is kinda heartbreaking. For a long time this was one of the easiest recommendations I've been making to people. Hands down one of my favourite games of all time. I even did some speed running. However the coop updates have pretty much ruined the game …
- [10]
I don't write reviews often, and this one I am writing looooong after I have abandoned the game (though surely will pick it up again one day). What can I say, rarely you see such a dedication, effort and love put into a game. I mean, production value is just above any expectations from a relatively small team. It is a SOLID product, meaning when you buy this you will get: * no experience breaking bugs * nice visuals …
- [5]
Don't buy if you don't want to spend all your time playing this game. The insanely addicting gameplay loop always has something fun for you to do. Meaning, you can't ever stop. I never play RTS or tower defense games, and I only bought The Riftbreaker because it was on discount and the trailer looked fun. I assumed that the trailer had highlight moments that wouldn't be common in actual gameplay, because that's how …
- [3]
It's Actually a Shame I Didn't Discover This Game Earlier It's a really cool mix of genres, and most importantly, it's executed very well, which is quite rare. It combines Tower Defense, horde shooter, real-time strategy, and survival, and somehow makes all of them work together. As a bonus, the game looks great and runs flawlessly. I didn't have a single performance issue or stutter. The co-op mode is also very …
- [1]
The Riftbreaker tries to marry the fast-paced combat of Diablo with the base-building and logistics management of Anno, while clearly swimming in the wake of Factorio. It borrows Factorio’s isometric perspective and its core gameplay pillars resource extraction, production lines, and base expansion but attempts to distinguish itself with a highly produced story campaign and a heavier focus on direct combat. You play …
Summarised from 34 of the 345 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
RottenBot@rottenbot · automated account
Players who liked The Riftbreaker talk about engaging mix of genres executed well; those who didn't talk about endgame updates ruined balance for some. Which matters more to you?
Critics, per Wikipedia
According to the Metacritic review aggregator, The Riftbreaker received "generally favorable" reviews. Travis Northup of IGN gave the game and 8 out of 10, declaring it to be a "fantastic blend of real-time strategy and bullet hell combat that provides an intense challenge and an addictive RPG loop." Lennard Fink of PC Games, in a 90 out of 100 review, found the game to be an "extremely well-done genre mix with massive battles and fantastic graphics." Rainer Hauser of Gamestar awarded the game 83 out of 100, recommending the game to those who like "both fast action and classic base building."
From the “Reception” section of Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Critic context only — not part of the audience score.
Reactions
60 of 377 · most liked firstHonestly, this game is pretty cool. I'm only downvoting because there's a bug in the campaign that causes the threat level across all campaigns you start up to be at the same level. So, once you've played the campaign through, and the threat level is maxed in that campaign, you start every campaign at max threat level. Even if you play it on easy. Fix the bug and I'll change my vote.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TLDR, devs released a massive update that reworked a load of the game into a botched mess that isn't fun or exciting anymore. Putting a negative review on this game is kinda heartbreaking. For a long time this was one of the easiest recommendations I've been making to people. Hands down one of my favourite games of all time. I even did some speed running. However the coop updates have pretty much ruined the game imo. I played maybe 20 minutes into a new game once the update was out and haven't…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't write reviews often, and this one I am writing looooong after I have abandoned the game (though surely will pick it up again one day). What can I say, rarely you see such a dedication, effort and love put into a game. I mean, production value is just above any expectations from a relatively small team. It is a SOLID product, meaning when you buy this you will get: * no experience breaking bugs * nice visuals and sound * solid gameplay (if you enjoy this kind of games) * engaging…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For me in 2026, this is still the BEST tower defence game on the market, been playing since original release for nearly 4 years now on GoG, The Dlc packs are good additions, and sense of destruction is fantastic once your unlocking all the top tiers Ignore my Steam playtime, got about 400+ Hrs on my GOG account version, only repurchased on Steam as it's less faff to join co-op with steam friends.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really want to like this game as it has so many good ideas! But it just falls a bit flat for me. I find myself often frustrated and confused by what the objectives are asking of me and often it leads to me just not doing much exciting whilst waiting out timers or waiting for resources to replenish. The waves of enemies are all feeling the same across the different biomes I have gone so far. Swarm of little guys that die quickly, a few quick spitter things, a few big things, it's just not very…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Linux is now FASTER than Windows!! Linux vs Windows - 2025 Gaming benchmarks. 00:00 - Intro (Linux Gaming in 2025, compatibility, etc.) 02:53 - The Witcher 3 03:20 - Counter Strike 2 04:04 - Plague Tale: Requiem 04:36 - Cyberpunk 2077 05:10 - Robocop: Rogue City 05:31 - Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden 06:12 - Hellblade 2 06:32 - Black Myth: Wukong 06:50 - Homeworld 3 07:19 - Resident Evil 4 07:42 - S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 08:12 - God of War: Ragnarok 08:39 - Silent Hill 2 08:56 - Warhammer 40K: Space…
neutral · AI labelView post →Hours Played: 18.7h (so far) Verdict: ★★★★★ / Super Addictive I’ve had so much progress and fun in just 18.7 hours, and I’m definitely going to keep playing more. The Riftbreaker is one of those games where every session feels rewarding — you always unlock something new, upgrade your mech, expand your base, or survive a crazy wave that makes you feel like a genius. Why I’m loving it: Base-building is deep and satisfying Combat feels powerful and smooth Tons of things to progress, research,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Riftbreaker tries to marry the fast-paced combat of Diablo with the base-building and logistics management of Anno, while clearly swimming in the wake of Factorio. It borrows Factorio’s isometric perspective and its core gameplay pillars resource extraction, production lines, and base expansion but attempts to distinguish itself with a highly produced story campaign and a heavier focus on direct combat. You play as Ashley S. Nowak, a lone explorer stranded on a hostile alien world filled…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Until the endgame update and the mega structures, this was great. It had many options and ways you could tackle the game. You could do the DLC in any order if you're far enough, you could progress the story regardless of your skills, and get the full experience. With the mega structures, the focus has become singular - do the DLC to get the nukes, obliterate everything. There is no more, "We must save the world and us, too." There is no more balance - it is literally, "Waste all of the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I enjoyed the base building, exploration and defense aspects of The Riftbreaker for a while, but the endgame completely ruined the experience for me. After spending nearly 30 hours building multiple outposts, researching technologies and completing all planetary missions, I got stuck on the Rift startup sequence. My defenses were strong enough to survive the attacks, my power grid was stable and plasma delivery was working flawlessly, yet the Rift Stabilizers kept malfunctioning for unclear…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Weekend PC Game Deals: Free Half-Life, returning bundles, cozy indies, and more. Big Deals - Remnant II – $34.99 on Steam - Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - GOTY Edition – $29.99 on Steam - Victoria 3 – $24.99 on Steam - Grounded – $23.99 on Steam - Half-Life: Alyx – $20.39 on Steam - Way of the Hunter – $19.99 on Steam - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare – $19.79 on Steam - EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 5 – $17.99 on Steam - The Riftbreaker – $17.99 on Steam - Satisfactory – $16.49 on Steam - HROT – $15.99 on…
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neutral · AI labelView post →They are Billions, Factorio and Diabolo II (combatwise) had a threesome. This is their child. Criminally underrated game!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Riftbreaker - Roadmap Update - January 2024 - Steam News.
neutral · AI labelView post →If you've played to the endgame of Factorio/Satisfactory and They Are Billions and you wished for a lighter combination of the two genre's, this is likely for you. If you played only a handful of hours in those games and did not enjoy the, you may not like this. The first few hours of the game I found the gameplay to be interesting but it quickly becomes repetitive. The upgrade tree looks extensive but most of it is just improved versions of buildings and weapons you already have to make…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Weekend PC Game Deals: Bundles for multiplayer mayhem, storytelling discounts, and more. Big Deals - Remnant II – $39.99 on Steam - Elden Ring – $35.39 on Fanatical - EVERSPACE 2 – $34.99 on Steam - No Man's Sky – $29.99 on Steam - Old World – $29.99 on Steam - Xenonauts 2 – $29.99 on Steam - Terra Invicta – $27.99 on Steam - Warhammer 40,000: Darktide – $25.99 on Steam - Sherlock Holmes The Awakened – $23.99 on Steam - Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 – $19.99 on Steam - Transport Fever 2 –…
neutral · AI labelView post →DO NOT BUY THIS GAME IF YOU HAVE LESS THAN 8Gb VRAM. Regardless of graphics settings and fidelity level the game always attempts to grab and allocate 8Gb of VRAM - causing MASSIVE slowdown for anyone with a 2Gb or 4Gb card - even though they are within the advertised minimum spec. Devs - for gods sake update your minimum specs to reflect the current state of the game!
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Riftbreaker is a great game, mix of RTS, Tower Defense, Base Building, Action RPG. Decent story and graphics. Runs well on linux
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The Riftbreaker is is an excellent example of a studio having a vision, executing on that vision, and then iteratively improving on that vision. I've played the game twice, once near release on Game Pass, and now more recently here on Steam. Both times I found the game difficult to put down. The Game Your main goal is to build a sizable base from which to stage both your offensive and defensive actions; offensive being things like making mining outposts or taking ground to build defensive…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →*** Public Service Announcement *** Right click on the game in your library. Click on Properties. Click on Betas. In Beta Participation click Legacy. Enjoy this very nice game! (Don't use ray tracing) *** Public Service Announcement ***
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game feels like far too much of a rush for me. I prefer slower base building games that I can freely pause and spend time carefully planning out every little detail, but in this I get attacked so often there is no time to think at all; I feel like the game is just plopping down a bunch of stuff and hope for the best and move on.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I struggled whether to give it a thumbs up or down. Pls Lord Gabe give us a Mid-Button! Before the Loot 2.0 update i would have given it a thumbs up without a doubt, but these changes just broke fundamentals of the game. So before, you crafted a weapon and based on it's tier you got random bonus stats. If you did not like them you had to craft another one. Now crafted weapons are always the base version and only droped equipment has bonus stats. The old system was far from perfect, but at…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It took me about 59 hours to complete the main game + the 3 DLC's and to unlock 46/54 achievements. This was done solo and on the normal difficulty. I'm planning on grinding a bit more for the other achievements too and try to get this 100%. The game is fun, especially with friends. There is a bit of grinding involved, but nothing too crazy. Destroying waves of enemies, upgrading your base and gear, research a very extensive research tree and utilizing new types of ores/fluids are some…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Proton Experimental adds fixes for The First Berserker: Khazan, The Riftbreaker, multiple Resident Evil games.
neutral · AI labelView post →The Riftbreaker - Heart of the Swamp DLC is now live..
neutral · AI labelView post →I like it, I won't put much more time into it beyond 10 hours, but I got it for 8$ so can't complain. Game play loop is not very good. The resource management is too strict and it wants you to go from "planet to planet" and do the same loop. Every planet is the same with one "annoying" twist latched on to it to sap resources. You can see that there are cool weapons, neat upgrades but the investment to get there is not exciting. They tried to do an RTS / Combat style game but they neglected…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Recently finished an enjoyable three-player co-op campaign. If your RTS play-style is to "turtle" and build an impenetrable fortress while the local wildlife politely tries to eat/melt your face, you’ll feel right at home. Often the best part of building a base is the beginning when you’re planning it out, the game doubles down on this because every time you jump through a rift, you get the satisfaction of starting a fresh base from scratch. The tech tree is DEEP. The game refunds your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Weekend PC Game Deals: Dino and robot specials, sandbox bundles, and more. Big Deals - Street Fighter 6 – $39.59 on Steam - Lords of the Fallen – $35.99 on Steam - Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord – $29.99 on Steam - Warhammer 40,000: Darktide – $25.99 on Steam - RoboCop: Rogue City – $24.57 on Gamebillet - The Invincible – $22.49 on Steam - The Talos Principle 2 – $22.49 on Steam - Voidtrain – $22.49 on Steam - DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT – $21.24 on Steam - Roboquest – $19.99 on Steam - Atlas…
neutral · AI labelView post →It's almost perfect. No bugs, interesting gameplay, huge learning tree with a lots of buildings, weapons, items etc. You can play in your style - risky or more patient. Some tasks can be automated, game not overloaded with requirement of repeating similar actions. If you like to do something - you do it. If not - you automate it and do what you like more. Both demo and main version of game works in Steam Offline mode (without internet access).
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →FOR ZION!!!!! AAAAA!!! So many great moments I had in this game going from very calm building my base to incredible intense attacks from everywhere! I did co-op campaign and the experience was awesome. Also I bought all DLCS to enjoy extra content and all achievements done. Nuclear recommended!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Don't buy if you don't want to spend all your time playing this game. The insanely addicting gameplay loop always has something fun for you to do. Meaning, you can't ever stop. I never play RTS or tower defense games, and I only bought The Riftbreaker because it was on discount and the trailer looked fun. I assumed that the trailer had highlight moments that wouldn't be common in actual gameplay, because that's how trailers are usually made. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ was I wrong. I can build the base from…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Tower Defense + Violence + Building + Techtree. What's not to love. Great fun. Doesn't allow you to rest and keeps the action coming. Would buy again. 5 stars. I played the SP campaign; Really cool what the different landscapes did to the gameplay. There was a lot of diversity there. Survival is just brutal. Now working on a coop campaign on hard mode. Which also is quite bloody. It's fun! Buy it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm really sad because I've followed and enjoyed this game all the way from early access, but the main reason I got the game is to enjoy how I play it. For me, that was researching/building and improving, and I was really excited to come back when it was performance fixed and optimized to have a smooth experience doing that. Researching a cool plasma gun or liking just the basic machine gun and wanting to make it as strong as possible fueled by the resources of a base I designed is cool.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this game would be 100x better if i didnt have some girlboss yapping in my ear with a robot thats passive aggressively demanding me to do things
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great game but those Campaign dialogues and voice overs are so incredibly bad and painfully cringe to listen to.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is extremely fun. You have a lot to do, especially in the beginning when most of the technologies are locked. There are also many different ways to play the game. You can focus on creating huge factories or keep it simple with a few mining outposts here and there. You can optimize many of the biomes and exploit their unique resources and environmental conditions to get the most out of your production. With the new 2.0 update, the increased outpost limit, and the infinite locations…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Campaign mode ? No idea. Normal difficulty ? No idea. I'm not saying it's bad -- I just have no idea. Survival mode brutal difficulty ? absolute blast, pure gem, one of a kind. I'm 45 years old, I likely played 500+ games (of all kinds) in my life. I'll only tell you this : this game PERFECTLY checks my box for : base-building (heavy), combat (heavy), exploration (light), and even crafting (light). THEY ALL BLEND WELL TOGETHER. If you hesitate, stop wasting your time on reviews (like this…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's Actually a Shame I Didn't Discover This Game Earlier It's a really cool mix of genres, and most importantly, it's executed very well, which is quite rare. It combines Tower Defense, horde shooter, real-time strategy, and survival, and somehow makes all of them work together. As a bonus, the game looks great and runs flawlessly. I didn't have a single performance issue or stutter. The co-op mode is also very well implemented. In fact, that's exactly how I'd recommend playing it. Grab…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TLDR: Played the fhe full campaign with all DLC, enjoyed myself all the way through. 8/10 definitly pick this up if you're into this kind of game, and be sure to get it on sale if you're slightly interested like I was. Pros: - Wave based tower defense is enjoyable - Extensive Tech Tree - Nice variety of weapons - Not too complicated suply chains Cons: - The only minor downside if you like resource menagement is that I couldn't find a menu or overview of total resource production.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’ll second Timberborn, it seems like a simple game but it gets complicated towards the end. If factory games are your jam then I can’t recommend [Captian Of Industry](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1594320/Captain_of_Industry/) and [Dyson Sphere Program](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1366540/Dyson_Sphere_Program/) enough, both are S tier factory games for me. [The Riftbreaker](https://store.steampowered.com/app/780310/The_Riftbreaker/) is another interesting combo of colony building…
neutral · AI labelView post →A nice combination of base building + development, survival, and exploring other planets. Something is always happening in this game, so you never really get bored 🙂
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pulled from my Top Playtime on Steam (so you know you'll get your money's worth if you like them!) * Factorio (Even though the DLC is pricey, it at least doubles the playtime. Though, like RW below, it takes a lot of content/concepts from fan-made mods.) * RimWorld (Though I dislike how many DLCs they're pumping out and how much is basically taken from mods.) * Terraria * Mount & Blade (Warband 1 & 2 are prime) * Kerbal Space Program (NOT the sequel) * TerraTech (The original is a better…
neutral · AI labelView post →every now and then a game comes around that's literally Made For Ham and this month's entry is The Riftbreaker (a Diablo-like factory sim with tower defense elements where you control a big robot and try to mitigate corporate colonialism's effect on an alien planet)
neutral · AI labelView post →A fun and enjoyable game. No performance issues or crashes experienced. Visually beautiful. Music is great, from restful "building base" to "doom clock" when you're about to be attacked. Sound is also great. Variety of biomes to challenge your building skills. Can become extremely challenging as you progress the story. If you enjoy base building, rpg, hack and slash and being able to do all that co-op, then this is a fantastic pick.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As good as it can be. Not perfect, but still very, very good. Almost every part of the gameplay is fun in its own way. An amazing way to make a "good ending" a lot harder to get than the basic one. Well-written sci-fi with quite an interesting character dynamic.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Near the farthest reach of shining stars, Where alien worlds are bound by scars, A game of might The Riftbreaker calls, Here I find, cosmic blend of endless thralls. With mech abound I roam the land, Building, battling, making my stand, A symphony of resources and battle rage, Where my strats and chaos fully engage. This gameplay's vast, the worlds are wild, Every choice feels harsh, yet styled. My frantic dance of build and fight, With rifts to close and foes to smite! This game, a perfect…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Proton 10.0 Brings Huge Compatibility Boost with Dozens of Game Fixes. >Valve has released Proton 10.0, a specialized version of Wine designed and tuned for gaming that allows you to play Windows titles on Linux through Steam, delivering one of the most substantial compatibility updates in recent months. > >The update introduces a large batch of newly playable titles, expanding Proton’s coverage across various genres. Highlights include Mary Skelter: Nightmares, Fairy Fencer F Advent Dark…
neutral · AI labelView post →Great game 8/10 if you like Tower defence / Diablo-ish / Base economy Took me about 40ish hours for a finished campaign, 60hours for the extended ending. Can play using keyboard mouse and/or controller You can Co-opt with this.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very cool mix of Hackn Slash RPG Diablo style, Tower Defense and a big base buidling game like Factorio (very light). MASSIVE research tree for new buildings, new tech, TONS of weapons, armor and gadgets for different playstyles. Different dodge mechanics, melee combat and all kinds of different weapons types u can dream of that can further be enhanced by mods that drop in the world that can give multishot, elemental damage, less ammocost, ricoche projectiles ect. Amazing graphics, masses of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have 500+ hours in Titanfall 2, almost 400 hours in Stellaris, and 200+ hours in Satisfactory and Bloons TD6; if it's not obvious, I find those kinds of games fun. It's like The Riftbreaker is made for me, combining mech combat, base building, tower defense, and resource management together in a typhoon of enjoyable ways. After 50 hours I can say it's fun.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's absolutely INSANE how under the radar this game is. Combat is satisfying, enemies feel unique and it's a lot of fun with friends even if you'll be fighting over resources half of the time. Give it a try. If you don't like it, the refund button exists.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I got it as a coop Christmas gift for a friend and then ended up binging a ton of it solo and coop. It's basically a tower defense, power fantasy, and resource collection game. I was under the impression it'd be more "production" oriented with its factory themed, but mainly you're just gathering resources to build more towers and walls in the end. Simple, but quite fun.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I enjoyed the copy i was playing for a bit? But realized 1. This game is never on sale. And 2. This dev is a fascist. Play the Riftbreaker instead. The devs are kind and the game is dope as hell.
positive · AI labelView post →Summary: Very good game with about 25 hours of content in campaign if you go quickly and probably closer to 35 if you are a completionist. I completed in 29 hours (2 player multiplayer campaign). The new open survival mode should add quite a bit of playtime for people that like it as well. Worth purchasing at full price for fans of the genre, 100% worth when on sale. Description: In the game you are prepping a planet for human colonization in what plays out to be something similar to both…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →64) The Riftbreaker. A great example of a game with too much repetition to really hold me in the long term, but extremely fun for a while. You are a mech-pilot team on an alien world, preparing it to be exploited by earth through a mixture of action rpg combat and base-building.
neutral · AI labelView post →The Riftbreaker - Roadmap Update - January 2024 - Steam News.
neutral · AI labelView post →Amazing game It feels like factorio but built specifically for coop. Any unfun gameplay features were removed making it so streamlined and easy to play. You can instantly teleport to other team members in fights allowing no one to feel like they aren't part of the action. There are so many systems that just work. The only issue is you need at least one player who likes building, because it still has the factorio like building mechanics just simplified. I do it, and my friends explore the map,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →⭐ Finalist Friday The Riftbreaker by EXOR Studios winner of the game of the show in 2021 store.steampowered.com/app/780310/T... #indiegames #gamedev
neutral · AI labelView post →What to expect from this game: Factorio but focusing entirely on the combat rather than the factory. You don't have to make belts to transport resources, nor do you have to build complex production chains to produce science, or anything else for that matter. Instead, you just have to build lots and lots of power generators and AI cores (basically a supply depot that allows you to build more turrets). I wish the terrain made building defenses a little more interesting, but it's largely a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[GOG] The Riftbreaker ($9.89 / 67% off). Also available on Steam.
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