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Def needs work but I can see something great here. I wont Knock it to a neg review because its EA title but I will keep revisiting after each update to check the progression.

It needs a back pack system if you guys are going to be doing crafting, wood & hammer, meg guns, etc. to much for the belt system guns and ammo on belt everything else backpack. Just a suggestion =) good luck keep up the good work!

Now that Battle Talent is finally out, I must say it offers some truly awesome gameplay. The game provides a wide array of weapons to choose from, and its new potions system resembles that of Blade and Sorcery, adding an extra layer of depth to the combat. It's worth noting that the game also supports mods, which is a fantastic feature to have, although unlocking them might require some puzzle-solving skills. While the reasoning behind this setup is unclear, it adds a sense of challenge and exploration to the game.

Speaking of weapons, I found them generally satisfying to use, although there were moments when the long swords felt a bit janky. However, the game excels in delivering a fantastic experience with guns, crossbows, and bows and arrows. Each weapon type feels great in its own right, allowing for diverse combat styles and strategic approaches.

In terms of level design, while enjoyable, I found myself yearning for more variation. The game offers Dungeon Crawl levels, arenas, and sandbox levels. One aspect I particularly appreciate is the ability to extensively customize the sandbox levels. With the "Save My Setup" option and three save slots, you can save your preferred battle configurations, eliminating the need to spend excessive time tinkering with the setup each time. This feature greatly enhances the convenience and enjoyment of gameplay.

All in all, Battle Talent is an incredibly fun experience, and considering what it offers, the price is more than reasonable. It's like a buffet-style game, providing you with a wide range of options across various aspects. If you are a fan of Blade and Sorcery, you'll find many resemblances between the two games, although it's important to note that Blade and Sorcery has had more time to mature and develop additional features. Nonetheless, Battle Talent holds its own and delivers an enjoyable and engaging gameplay experience.

love it

Good game but hindered by its Oculus Roots.. Really recommend if a 40k fan but if you are not then I'd skip.

Great game, love every minute so far, plus has excellent lore/story.

Toooo many 10 yr olds but just mute em. Gameplay is real smooth & solid.

Not bad for an old android game. They seemed to beef up the graphics a bit on PC so textures are higher and has better effects all around. It adapted many movement systems before others back in the day like, Full Locomotion Turning and walking Based Locomotion is always a plus in my book. It shows SP only on the home page but it showed Co-Op in the game if I remember correctly . Typing this in vr sry for the odd writing but I think I get my point across to ya =)

SteamVR <3

Wish we had more games like this Thank you for this nice lil GEM!

The dev gave me a free copy of the beta/alpha game on quest so I have about 20-30 hrs on that device.
I liked it and kept asking why no pcvr release?.. Well they delivered this dev knows how to do a proper port thank god!
Man if you played on quest your in for a real treat it feels like a different game on pc. High hz/fps and way sharper/clearer image quality.
The game is really fun if you are into tactical shooters do not let the cartoon-ish flavor throw you off from this amazing tac shooter.
The guns feel great w/ nice selection of weapons & plenty of attachments to choose from.

The dev has released steady updates since I got the Q2 ver. I've seen about 3-4 updates to add features more than fixxing things like many other Q2 ports.

GL HF :)