- October 10, 2019
- Disquire
- 10h median play time
Deuterium Wars
Platforms
About
Multiplayer cross-platform 2D shooter that combines high dynamics of battles with a flexible role-playing system. Work your way from a rookie on a "rusty trough" to an experienced pilot of a high-tech combat aircraft equipped with a variety of deadly gadgets. A variety of combat modes, futuristic arenas, multi-level crafting, developed trade and a social eco-system will not let you get bored for a…











- The game features fast-paced and enjoyable gameplay with a variety of weapons and customization options.
- Players appreciate the active developers who respond to feedback and frequently update the game.
- Despite its flaws, many find the game fun and addictive, especially when played with friends.
- The game is unplayable due to the servers being shut down, leaving players stuck on loading screens.
- There are significant pay-to-win elements and a confusing crafting system that detracts from the overall experience.
- Many matches are filled with bots instead of real players, leading to a lack of genuine multiplayer interaction.
gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the gameplay is described as responsive and entertaining, with a solid loop and enjoyable mechanics that evoke comparisons to classic titles like Soldat. However, many players express frustration with the presence of microtransactions and paywalls that hinder progress, despite acknowledging the fun and addictive nature of the gameplay. While some reviews highlight the depth and variety in game mechanics, others feel that the experience is ultimately marred by monetization issues.
“Not only is the gameplay smooth and fun, but even when you are in the hangar, you have cool options with crafting, changing equipment skins, and more!”
“Great addictive gameplay; I would totally recommend it to at least give it a try.”
“Deuterium Wars features intense gameplay, great music, plenty of build variety, and most importantly, no pay-to-win aspects that I'm aware of.”
“Mildly interesting until you start playing the game and realize the interesting part is a lie and it has as many flaws as Thanos' plotline. The music sounds like Soldat, the gameplay looks like it plays like Soldat, but the game does not in any way resemble the crowned opus, nor does it even sniff upon its boots.”
“Same tired old paywall limiting mechanics that cripple progress unless you pay.”
“The gameplay and premise don't seem terrible, but it's microtransacted its way into my micro recycle bin, and it's to return.”