About This Game You are the drifter, a wandering agent of the inquisition taking rides through void portals wherever threat to the humanity emerges, spreading holy light and wisdom through superior firepower. It won't be easy at first, but you will grow in power, faith and equipment to take on bigger threats to spread influence of the Dreadborne Citadel to protect the remains of humanity.GameplayDreadborne Drifters is fast 2d platformer ARPG full of loot, tons of enemies and plenty of opportunities to make your character more powerful. The more you progress in the game, the more lootcentric it becomes as rare items come with unique perks that can create thousands of combinations and possible builds when combined with character talents you gain as you level up your character.ClassesYou can choose between Enforcer, Dronemancer or Stalker. Enforcer is a tough badass who can groundslam while creating massive impact explosion or can hover midair while launching a devastating rocket barrage. In addition enforcer is the only class who can gain energy shield for enhanced survivability. Dronemancer can control and command multiple drones, throw grenades, and unleash massive death beam. Stalker is cyber ninja-like character. Can detonate enemy corpses, use time hacks and drain souls of his enemies.EnvironmentsEvery map is randomly generated during short loading. Filled with basic structures and enemies, mini underground dungeons and various environment specific terrain decorations, sometimes tied to minievents to enrich your journey and gain additional rewards. Dont expect anything too complex or complicated as Dreadborne Drifters is designed as run and gun game. Thats why you wont encounter anything that will disrupt your momentum for longer than necessary.Weapon customizationInstead of using proceduraly generated weapons(whitch was original intention), i have decided to implement full weapon customization like you might know from bigger games and let players creat the guns they want, instead of having player waiting for very rare item drop. Various accessories can be attached to some of the guns(well, to any gun if you have right reputations and certain ammount of currency) and apply atributes that you lack, or need to run your build with ease. 6d5b4406ea Title: Dreadborne DriftersGenre: Action, Indie, RPG, Early AccessDeveloper:TryznaPublisher:Tryzna83Release Date: 27 May, 2019 Dreadborne Drifters Download Bittorrent threadborne drifters Addictive game with Diablo3 and POE looting.I love the music it never got old.I like the different classes and abilitys.No real late game systems in play and gives around 12 hours of gameplay unless you want to max everything.Sometimes when running the missions my game crashes but it doesnt seem to happen more than once an hour.Some people might not like the day to night change but it never bothered me.. It's important to note that as the time played suggests, I've only just started playing this game.That said, D.D. like his previous title, Blasted Road Terror, features very short missions. So while I have only played this game for 1.8 hours as of writing this, know that I've done a few dozen missions already, collected many of new weapons, some new armors, and enchanted some items.Trynza makes good games. His pixel art style is simple but slick and his games look great. He also gets right to the point and so the games don't feature much, if any context or story to them but that's because the focus is on the gameplay itself and that is something I think he does very well. He is also present on the STEAM forums and is generally very good about responding to players offering feedback, pointing out issues or who have questions. D.D., while I've definitely liked his previous titles, I think is the game from him that I've been hoping for. It's a 2D mission based platform-style game with loot-grinder elements. You choose a mission from the portal in the citadel and jump right in, shoot up some bad guys, a portal spawns to warp you out and you're done. The missions are very fast, almost too fast. Missions have different types of enemies that earn you different types of reputation for killing them. A mission reward is listed and will be given to you upon completing the mission automatically, showing up right as you warp out and it also shows the kind of special crafting materials you may be able to find on this particular map. The Citadel has several NPCs with lots to offer. There's someone to let you add slots to guns, someone else that lets you fill those slots with enhancements to the gun. There's an enchanter for your armor pieces. There's someone who lets you distribute stat points upon each level up and also choose special permanent perks. There's two vendors for crafting blueprints both of armor and guns. Also, I'm glad to see that he thought of adding in an NPC that spawns dummy targets that you can use to test out your new guns and even see how much DPS you're doing with said guns. That's a great little addition. Personally I've found this little game quite addicting already and I'm looking forward to seeing what he does with it during Early Access. While I know this is an early review, new games need all the help they can get to build up their initial reputation and I'm already having more than enough fun with the game to strongly recommend it. As long as you like grinding, finding randomized loot and playing 2D platformers I cannot imagine you're going to go wrong with this title. Lastly, while this game is indeed in Early Access, understand that Trynza has made previous titles. There is no concern if you're new to this developer, of him dropping out or abandoning his games.That's all for now. I'll be back to update this view as the game progresses.. Dreadborne Drifters shows a lot of promise at this early stage. I haven't played for long but for this game it is enough to get a very good understanding of the general game loop. You select your class, which seem very different from one another, go do a mission which can have from one to 4 objectives set by difficulty, collect loot and then come back to base where you are rewarded after every three missions you do. At the base you will craft new equipment, enhance your abilities and then go back out and do it all over again. The sounds and music in this game are pretty darn satisfying in my opinion and fit the fast paced nature of the game.Tryzna will have to continue to add more content and mission mechanics for it not to get somewhat stale after a short time. However, the general game play loop is there and it is very strong. Looking forward to future updates!. Addictive game with Diablo3 and POE looting.I love the music it never got old.I like the different classes and abilitys.No real late game systems in play and gives around 12 hours of gameplay unless you want to max everything.Sometimes when running the missions my game crashes but it doesnt seem to happen more than once an hour.Some people might not like the day to night change but it never bothered me.. so far so good, potentional is here, great price too. so far so good, potentional is here, great price too. When you are buying a blueprint for 4 weapon parts and you get a weapon you dont like, you delete it for a weapon part.But then you are losing 3 weapon parts. To fix this I think it should be added a new and different currency you get for deleting weapon or armor. Because then you are not losing anything, you just trading it with an other thing.. It's important to note that as the time played suggests, I've only just started playing this game.That said, D.D. like his previous title, Blasted Road Terror, features very short missions. So while I have only played this game for 1.8 hours as of writing this, know that I've done a few dozen missions already, collected many of new weapons, some new armors, and enchanted some items.Trynza makes good games. His pixel art style is simple but slick and his games look great. He also gets right to the point and so the games don't feature much, if any context or story to them but that's because the focus is on the gameplay itself and that is something I think he does very well. He is also present on the STEAM forums and is generally very good about responding to players offering feedback, pointing out issues or who have questions. D.D., while I've definitely liked his previous titles, I think is the game from him that I've been hoping for. It's a 2D mission based platform-style game with loot-grinder elements. You choose a mission from the portal in the citadel and jump right in, shoot up some bad guys, a portal spawns to warp you out and you're done. The missions are very fast, almost too fast. Missions have different types of enemies that earn you different types of reputation for killing them. A mission reward is listed and will be given to you upon completing the mission automatically, showing up right as you warp out and it also shows the kind of special crafting materials you may be able to find on this particular map. The Citadel has several NPCs with lots to offer. There's someone to let you add slots to guns, someone else that lets you fill those slots with enhancements to the gun. There's an enchanter for your armor pieces. There's someone who lets you distribute stat points upon each level up and also choose special permanent perks. There's two vendors for crafting blueprints both of armor and guns. Also, I'm glad to see that he thought of adding in an NPC that spawns dummy targets that you can use to test out your new guns and even see how much DPS you're doing with said guns. That's a great little addition. Personally I've found this little game quite addicting already and I'm looking forward to seeing what he does with it during Early Access. While I know this is an early review, new games need all the help they can get to build up their initial reputation and I'm already having more than enough fun with the game to strongly recommend it. As long as you like grinding, finding randomized loot and playing 2D platformers I cannot imagine you're going to go wrong with this title. Lastly, while this game is indeed in Early Access, understand that Trynza has made previous titles. There is no concern if you're new to this developer, of him dropping out or abandoning his games.That's all for now. I'll be back to update this view as the game progresses.. When you are buying a blueprint for 4 weapon parts and you get a weapon you dont like, you delete it for a weapon part.But then you are losing 3 weapon parts. To fix this I think it should be added a new and different currency you get for deleting weapon or armor. Because then you are not losing anything, you just trading it with an other thing.
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