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Derivative gameplay and poor main character make this one for the bargain. However, even that be forgiven if it wasn't for the numerous gameDerivative gameplay and poor main character make this one for the bargain. However, even that be forgiven if it wasn't for the numerous game breaking bugs. Also note that the game gets very grindy as you progress. The graphics are decent but the enemy units are not as diverse as it should be.

So admittedly I'm not a huge fan of "Factorio" or tower defense games, or crafting or survival games, or games where you spend an entireSo admittedly I'm not a huge fan of "Factorio" or tower defense games, or crafting or survival games, or games where you spend an entire campaign listening to two bland actors attempt to one-up the other with witty/ humorous banter between each other- so obviously your mileage may vary. Ultimately I don't really know what this chintzy RPG/RTS and very much Eastern European looking game has going for it besides ray tracing that barely looks indistinguishable from regular high quality shadows. Look, it has some good ideas, but they've been covered in other games and were handled in a much more complex manner. This is like a toddler's pre-school version of "Factorio" with a fairly bland presentation. Everything about it feels off, and as some have mentioned, its very hard to figure out what it is that just doesn't click with them about it.I found the "tutorial" kind of grating and the controls (though ultimately manageable) a bit obnoxious to utilize properly. It doesn't really give you a good idea of what to do and the actual resource collection is painfully slow. Then they just shoved in whatever else as far as popular tropes in videogames right now a.k.a. crafting, collecting, and surviving. The generic hostile aliens look.. just like that- generic hostile aliens. I mean if I wanted to build a nice base in a mech suit with a very balanced economy, I'd just play "Supreme Commander" instead. I definitely cannot see many positives with this one sadly.

There is.a lot of fun to be had with Riftbreaker, it’s graphically beautiful and the building mechanics are spot on and if you love the baseThere is.a lot of fun to be had with Riftbreaker, it’s graphically beautiful and the building mechanics are spot on and if you love the base building, RPG type genre, your in for a treat.I was having a LOT of fun with this game (key word ‘was’) because as you advance and the aliens start to get more aggressive, the cracks begin to appear.The game is NOT optimized for the PS5 and from what I can see on the company’s Discord server (which is the worst support portal option for a company), it’s not just the PS5, high end PC’s have similar problems. If you can put aside the 10 fps moments which happen a LOT you’ll have fun, but for me it was the breaker of Riftbreaker.I tried to reach out to Exor via Discord and wasn’t able to get any kind of official support or advice, lots of PC patches but aside from the “Day1” patch there has been only 1 more for seasonal content. Nothing that addresses the performance issues.

An extremely well-done genre mix with massive battles and fantastic graphics. Both the base building and the RTS elements work extremely well.

The Riftbreaker offers a stunning combination of genres that will stun players visually and will undoubtedly become an addiction in no time.

The Riftbreaker does enough in a new and interesting way to be worth your time. With four biomes to go at, and a survival mode to try out (although you’ll probably want to stay away from the ultra hard difficulty!), there’s a lot of content to go at. The campaign is a decent length too. All in all, if you want something a bit different to the norm, The Riftbreaker might just be it.

The Riftbreaker is a chaotic mess that spans several genres and comes out as perfect as Grandma’s Christmas Trifle. It doesn’t make sense at all but it comes together so nicely and seamlessly, it gives the user a completely unique and challenging experience. Whether you are into tower defence, RTS or even bullet hell or hack & slash, The Riftbreaker is going to give you one hell of a wild ride, and you better hang on for dear life.

The Riftbreaker successfully blends real-time strategy, tower defense and twin-stick action alongside a stunning and surprising visual compartment. A bit more could have been done to simplify the management of all the elements with a controller, but when it all works it can offer heart-pounding matches.

This game obviously took some inspiration from games like They Are Billions, Red Alert, and Diablo but limiting this to comparisons doesn't doThis game obviously took some inspiration from games like They Are Billions, Red Alert, and Diablo but limiting this to comparisons doesn't do it justice. The alien biomes are diverse and the hoard mechanic feels intense. With base building quality of life, like being able to move between buildings even when placed adjacent to each other, you can tell the developers have spent time polishing even the small details. The studio also has a history of after release support and are active with the community to keep them informed of future plans and even Co-Op in the future. This is a game you don't want to miss

For people that love Stardew Valley and wanted to see it collide with a kaleidoscope of other genres with a Sci-Fi coat of paint are in for a ride. For those that shudder at the sound of the words ‘Stardew Valley’ avoid.

The focus placed by The Riftbreaker's gameplay loop on resource management may be too monotonous for some players. It's a game that focuses on its base-building mechanics more than its Action RPG mechanics. Still, it's a decent mixture of both that can either be loved or hated by players.

I thoroughly enjoyed my 18 hour play through of this game, despite hating Factorio. This game is similar but doesn't force you to use conveyorI thoroughly enjoyed my 18 hour play through of this game, despite hating Factorio. This game is similar but doesn't force you to use conveyor belts that take up space. All materials are simply added to your global pool, and I think that is a fantastic design choice. This is actually the first game in this genre that's I've finished. Factorio looks like mud and Satisfactory gets WAY too complex the farther up the tech tree you get.I don't think this is perfect though. A lot of damaging events like meteor storms and lava rocks spawn based on where you are. I hate this. At least earthquakes are random.A lot of the stronger enemies like what you see on the last wave aren't really seen all that much, and the hordes that attack your base seem to mostly all be base level mobs, so where is the ramp?I beat the game with mid level tech, so I think the difficulty could be higher. I don't mean decrease the time between events or make more random weather events, I mean throw some bigger baddies at my walls.The ending objectives were not completely clear and some of the missions were confusing, but I was able to finally get through it. The last part where you turn on the portal had step after step. I'd hype myself up thinking "woo I beat the game!" Only I was faced with yet another task requiring 10K carbonium.For a while around the third hour or so I sat in my base with no objectives wondering what I was supposed to do. I needed to go to other maps but there was no indication on screen or in audio.Lastly, there isn't much to do once you've beaten the game. I even tried survival and just couldn't care cause I already learned how everything works.But if you're looking for a solid base building survival, this game will command your attention until you beat it and for that I give it a solid 8. Was very fun.

With a lengthy campaign that supports every aspect of its genre-bending gameplay, The Riftbreaker feels like a momentous big-budget release. Thankfully, its amazing visuals that scale well from less powerful rigs all the way to the latest GPUs keeps its aesthetic an eye-popping selling point across multiple setups. The fact that it can also showcase that graphical prowess on the latest consoles and still provide a refined strategy experience makes this a special entry into the genre. EXOR Studios has delivered a surprisingly great single-player experience that offers dozens of hours of thoughtful play.

I really enjoyed this game but the bugs sucked. The game crashed a lot and it was very laggy when you get close to the end of the game andI really enjoyed this game but the bugs sucked. The game crashed a lot and it was very laggy when you get close to the end of the game and there are just too many structures on the map. also the game doesn't clearly explain what to do or how to do it and there aren't a lot of guides online.

The Riftbreaker is an addictive, complex, and satisfying RTS/bullet hell hybrid, even while it suffers from some very noticeable performance issues.

Awesome experience! Thank devs for refreshing strategy genre. Beautiful and detailed graphics, nice physics, challenging missions, superAwesome experience! Thank devs for refreshing strategy genre. Beautiful and detailed graphics, nice physics, challenging missions, super immersive music and sfx. Definitely mustplay for every rts fan. Waiting for much more content and further game developing :)

The Riftbreaker its best game ever and a genuine challenge throughout. The world is beautiful and the campaign is superb.. The Riftbreaker isThe Riftbreaker its best game ever and a genuine challenge throughout. The world is beautiful and the campaign is superb.. The Riftbreaker is both sustained and intense

The Riftbreaker will throw you on an alien planet both lush and unforgiving, in what could be the perfect mix between a survival RTS and an action/shooter game.

For 25$ we have a game that is putting AAA to shame. Graphics on series X are phenomenal, gameplay is very satisfying, mix of so many genresFor 25$ we have a game that is putting AAA to shame. Graphics on series X are phenomenal, gameplay is very satisfying, mix of so many genres works surprisingly well and refreshing. Game takes a lot from They Are Billions, but somehow looks like Darksiders Genesis. It would be easy 10, if not for awkward at best controls (mass repairs or mass production of structures is a real pain, I guess console players have to heavy rely on repair turrets).

It's an amazing game mixing rpg,survival, rts, with really beautiful graphics and enjoyable 4k texture and light effects. Perfect on XboxIt's an amazing game mixing rpg,survival, rts, with really beautiful graphics and enjoyable 4k texture and light effects. Perfect on Xbox series S even better on PC. The only missing thing is the support of Xbox play anywhere

Let’s read the words the words the words… of the developer. Saw the great review from Mack’s YouTube channel worthabuy. Played the demo, likedLet’s read the words the words the words… of the developer. Saw the great review from Mack’s YouTube channel worthabuy. Played the demo, liked it, and waited a long time for the release. Glad I’m not disappointed, the game runs and looks great, the controls are a bit getting used to, but if you know them it’s great on the ps5.

I have played this all weekend and it is Definitely my favorite game of 2021. Steep but fun learning curve because there's so many things toI have played this all weekend and it is Definitely my favorite game of 2021. Steep but fun learning curve because there's so many things to do! It is also the most unique game ive played in years. With tower defense, rts, base building, arpg, and survival thrown into a blender it is just so much fun and very addicting. 10 out of 10 for sure. Thank you Exor studios for this amazing game!

This isn’t for everyone, to be sure. Less of a sprint and more of a marathon, the challenge of The Riftbreaker is both sustained and intense. This means things like pacing hiccups feel a lot more potent. Even if the prospect of an extended campaign like this seems daunting, the game’s lush visuals are a soothing balm. If you want something more out of the RTS genre, The Riftbreaker will have what you’re looking for.

The Riftbreaker is one of the most rewarding games that I've ever played. With that in mind, that sense of accomplishment will come after many stressful moments and heartbreaking failures which could have been alleviated with some more intuitive mechanics.