De-formers is a fast and frantic third person smash’em arena game where you consume, compete, and conquer to become the King of the Arena! Prepare for an epic battle! Deformers is a physics-based arena brawler where the goal is to out-battle, out-eat, and out-score your opponent. Smash up your friends in splitscreen co-op, or team up and fight against others online!
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A $30 entry fee when many Free to Play games on Steam have more depth should be considered highway robbery and boycotted. The fact that this game is not at the very least in the "Early Access" category is also farcical. Almost everything in the "About This Game" category has an additional price tag attached to it. As a game, it's a mostly shallow experience. It comes packaged with 3 modes as of launch. Free for all (just called Deathmatch), Team Deathmatch, and a soccer game style experience. While the modes themselves are relatively flimsy, they're not totally terrible and it is possible to have fun, but the game is so unjustifiably expensive. It seems that the developers cared more about getting their microtransaction shop off the ground than putting actual content out in time for launch. The game's store is up and running and that's where you can buy as much useless nonsense as you
Super cute game, pretty fun to play. Absolutely ruined by the $30 price tag and the fact that you have to pay real cash in order to unlock anything at all. It is impossible to find anyone to play online with so all matches are required to be with friends on the couch, which I have no problem with. The problem is that you literally cannot unlock anything at all unless you pay real cash. The AI bots just sit there and will never ever attack you or even move for that matter. The game puts up literally no challenge whatsoever. With only a few tweaks, this came could have been a delightful competitive multiplayer up there with Rocket League. I don't know whose fault all of this micro-transaction garbage is, but it is disgusting. It's one thing to put some additional content behind a DLC paywall, but if you pay $30 for what should essentially be a free demo, it makes me a little bit angry. If
This game, for that price? No. And when I say "No," What I really mean is "Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!" Not for $30. On the plus side, the graphics are pretty to look at. The framerate is capped at 90fps(addendum: There is a menu option to change this. I'm dumb), which is not that bad, but still unnecessary. And there does seem to be a bit of love put into the overall design and aesthetic. Apart from that, it feels very half-baked. Tutorials are limited to a youtube video, and nothing in-game. There are three modes to play, and you'll be waiting for a very long time to get into a lobby for any of them, and that's when the game isn't crashing. The worst aspect of it all is that people are expected not only to pay $30 for what is maybe $5 worth of game, but then there is a microtransaction system up and running well (unlike the game), eager to take your money. Get the game throu
Played this on free weekend, Gameplay was fine. Servers are buggy. Barely anyone plays (No community) and the asking price for this game is insane. If you made this $9.99 or even $14.99 you would have a lot more players. the fact you even have in game purchases is just disgusting. for purchasing this game at full price i wouldn't expect to have to unlock everything that sits behind a pay wall. This game would have a lot more active users, better reviews and servers, if you just changed the price of the game, and promoted it correctly. giving game stop users it for free must have hurt your sales. because no one else seems to want to buy it. TL DR; Fix the price of your game and more people will play it.
i think the price tag is a little to high the community will stay small with such a massive price tag i think the devs need to seriously rethink the base price of this game. it took me 35 minutes of searching for a "any game mode" type before i quit the game. not enough of a playerbase and the game has less content than a F2P game would even have. Lack of DEV response and interaction in the community is also a let down. i really don't understand how a company can just let negative feedback roll around the game and do nothing about it. Guess they jus't don't care enough, so don't waste your money on this one guys. much better games you can buy for 40$
I will miss you deformers you were special and had potential but unfortunetly fell flat
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