Burndown

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Burndown is a single player and multiplayer shooter game. It was developed by BigBro Games and was released on November 4, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

Burndown is a multiplayer vehicular action set in a post-apocalyptic world that knows no humanity. People send the brave hearts or the whack jobs to vehicular arenas just for the fun of it. Only one can win and survive in a vicious fight. Others would find a thousand and one ways to die. We dare you to be the grooviest driver and shooter! Pick your car, get to the death track, and pancake everyone…

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graphics4 positive mentions

Burndown features a unique 'overheating' mechanic that encourages strategic thinking and card combination.
The game offers a fresh experience with randomly generated levels and a wide variety of cards, artifacts, and enemies.
The stylish pixel art and atmospheric sound design create an immersive cyberpunk atmosphere.

The game lacks a player base, making it difficult to find matches and resulting in a boring experience.
Burndown was released in a poorly finished state, leading to a dismal public reception and low player engagement.
The absence of single-player content limits its appeal, especially for players who prefer not to engage in PvP.

graphics
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The graphics in "burndown" are noted to be quite good, featuring appealing visual assets that enhance its overall look. However, despite the decent visuals, the game is criticized for being clunky and unpolished, ultimately falling short in gameplay quality compared to other free PvP options.
- “The graphics in this game are really quite good, which at least makes the game look more appealing.”
- “And while it's vital for any game to have impressive visuals (gaming is a visual medium, after all), there's more to a game than just the graphics.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is criticized for not meeting the high expectations set by its visuals, lacking the depth and skill-based mechanics that fans of the genre desire. While the game shows potential, players are yearning for a more complex and engaging experience reminiscent of classic titles like Twisted Metal 2, particularly in terms of directional input combos and unique abilities for each vehicle.
- “This game has great potential and looks very good right now, but true fans of the genre are still waiting for something more akin to Twisted Metal 2, without mouse aiming and with pure skill-based gameplay featuring directional input combos like up-up-left and unique specials for every car. (Still believe in miracles)”
- “This game has great potential and looks very good right now, but true fans of the genre are still waiting for something more akin to Twisted Metal 2, without mouse aiming and with pure skill-based gameplay that includes directional input combos like up-up-left and unique specials for every car.”