- September 24, 2015
- Nacho Games
Burstfire
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About
"Burstfire" is a game developed by Nacho Games and Free Reign Entertainment that failed to gain popularity, resulting in the decision to halt its sale and refund players. The game suffered from a lack of active players, making it difficult to find full game sessions. The developers plan to redesign the game to better meet player expectations.











- The game has potential with fast-paced tactical combat and destructible environments.
- Some players find the gameplay fun and engaging, especially for those who enjoy tactical shooters.
- The developers are responsive to feedback and show a desire to improve the game.
- The matchmaking system is severely flawed, often resulting in long wait times and difficulty finding games.
- The game suffers from poor optimization, leading to low frame rates and graphical issues.
- Many players feel the game is a cheap knock-off of Rainbow Six Siege, lacking originality and depth.
graphics
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received significant criticism, with many users noting a downgrade in quality and poor optimization, leading to low frame rates and limited graphical options. The engine is described as outdated, and while some players find the gameplay enjoyable, the overall visual experience is considered subpar, reminiscent of older titles. Users are calling for graphical improvements or an engine overhaul to enhance performance and visual fidelity.
“The game's graphics are not AAA graphics, but putting that aside, it is a damn good game.”
“This game lowers the graphics but improves the game mechanics-wise, making this similar to the game Squad that is coming out soon.”
“Poorly optimized with limited graphics options (no SLI support, FOV distorts your view as if you're looking out of a fish bowl, and drops in FPS).”
“Turns out, they just turned the graphics down, and made it worse by about 10 percent in all aspects.”
“The graphics and gameplay aren't next-gen or anything, but it all works and plays surprisingly well.”