Beast Brigade

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Beast Brigade is a single player and multiplayer role playing game. It was developed by David Valentine and was released on August 12, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Your beasts, your rules: Assemble your ultimate squad of Metabeasts and lead them into intense, fast-paced battles. Take direct control of your chosen beast, maneuvering across dynamic battlefields while unleashing your own arsenal of firearms to mow down enemy players and monstrous foes alike. Every beast boasts a distinctive set of devastating abilities and tactical skills, allowing for countles…

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64%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game has a fun and cool concept, blending creature partners with FPS mechanics.
Players find it enjoyable and addictive, especially when playing with friends.
There is potential for future content and improvements, which many players are looking forward to.

The game feels rushed and lacks sufficient content, with only one weapon and limited monsters.
There are numerous technical issues, including glitches with achievements, NPC dialogue, and control mechanics.
The multiplayer experience is hindered by a lack of players and poor map readability, making it difficult to enjoy.

gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The gameplay is characterized by a solid setup and user-friendly interface, offering enjoyable tactical elements. However, while the shooting mechanics are adequate, there is a need for improvement in readability to enhance the overall experience.
- “It has a great setup, easy user interface, as well as fun tactical gameplay!”
- “It needs a lot of work; the core mechanics of shooting feel 'fine', but readability is very important in any game.”
- “Quick rundown of things I caught within 6 minutes of gameplay (keep in mind that this is officially out of early access and is in 'full release').”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users feel that the game lacks sufficient replayability and suggest that an adventure mode could enhance its value for repeated playthroughs.
- “I think it needs an adventure mode for replay value.”
- “The game lacks enough variety to keep me coming back.”
- “Once you finish the main story, there's little incentive to replay.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game lacks a traditional story mode, leading players to engage in practice matches instead. The open map design, filled with trees, complicates navigation and visibility, detracting from the overall experience.
- “I played two practice matches since there's no story and nobody is playing online. It's just really hard to tell where anybody is on the more open map with tons of trees because of the way they designed the environments.”