Spellbreak in Beta Gameplay

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Published on December 8, 2021 3:41:28 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzCyk7yEhbk

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Spellbreak (2020)

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THANK You FOR WATCHING Spellbreak in Beta Gameplay It feels like just yesterday that PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite: Battle Royale were introducing the world to the fun and excitement of the battle royale genre. But in the three years since their relatively sudden rise, we've seen countless copycats big and small remix the same basic "many enter, only one survives" shooter gameplay.

At this point, it takes something pretty different to stand out from the crowd, and Spellbreak in Beta Gameplay might just be one of those special battle royale standouts. Ahead of the game's relaunched and expanded closed beta today (which includes PS4 support for the first time), we got an advance look at some serious updates to this unique take on the genre.

As the title implies, Spellbreak in Beta Gameplay tries to set itself apart from the pack by replacing gun-toting battlers with spellslingers in a genericized fantasy setting. The class-based setup gives different players control of various elemental powers through the use of upgradable gauntlets, and the differences between each set of powers are far from cosmetic. The fire gauntlet sends out slow but powerful flying fireballs, while the stone gauntlet can send a directional earthquake attack, for instance. Each gauntlet features its own charged attack as well, such as letting a pyromancer lay down a mighty wall of fire for area-based protection.

Each class starts with a specific gauntlet that's locked to its character the entire time, and that gauntlet receives special class-based bonuses. But
Spellbreak in Beta Gameplay can pick up secondary gauntlets for the opposite hand to mix and match powers. After you charge up an area-of-effect tornado with a wind gauntlet, for instance, you can zap it with a bolt of lightning to create a roving electric cyclone that can stun opponents.

While most battle royale shooters focus on bullets that hit their targets practically immediately after you shoot, spells in Spellbreak in Beta Gameplay tend to travel more slowly through the air and often land with a wide splash damage area. This often leads to a cautious cat-and-mouse game of positioning, where dueling players feel out the risks and rewards of their relative distance from opponents. Too close and you don't have time to dodge incoming attacks. Too far and your own attacks probably won't have much impact. Having the high ground can be a huge advantage in this style of battle, but it also puts you at risk because every nearby player will immediately see you and seek you out.


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