- October 16, 2015
- Nimbly Games
- 73h median play time
Flamebreak
Programmed well-enough, designed well-enough. Other than its nice cinematics, Flamebreak is what you'd expect.
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Flamebreak is a single player arcade hack and slash game. It was developed by Nimbly Games and was released on October 16, 2015. It received neutral reviews from critics and very positive reviews from players.
Flamebreak is a roguelite action RPG featuring a unique blend of twinstick meets MOBA arena combat. Each procedurally generated run presents new challenges while your randomized hero's race, weapon, and skills inspire new playstyles and character builds.





- Flamebreak combines classic RPG elements with smooth rogue-lite gameplay, offering a wealth of impactful decisions and build variety.
- The game features a unique overworld map that adds strategic depth to each run, making it engaging and replayable.
- Players appreciate the responsive controls and satisfying combat mechanics, which contribute to a rewarding experience.
- Some players find the game too difficult, especially in the later stages, which can lead to frustration.
- The graphics and presentation may come off as dated or unpolished, which could deter some potential players.
- There are concerns about balance, as certain character abilities and weapons feel significantly stronger than others, impacting the overall gameplay experience.
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The gameplay is a standout feature, combining classic RPG elements with smooth rogue-lite mechanics that offer depth and variety through diverse skills, items, and character classes. While the graphics may not impress, the engaging combat, strategic movement, and unique mechanics provide a fun and replayable experience, appealing to both casual and hardcore players. Overall, the game excels in delivering a polished and satisfying gameplay loop that encourages exploration and mastery.
“Combines classic RPG elements (making your stats like attack damage, attack speed, skill power as high as possible) with consistently smooth rogue-lite gameplay.”
“The gameplay is tight, and you feel like you are never cheated in regards to damage as all enemies have their reads so you can see what they will do before they do it.”
“This interesting blend of game mechanics, not to mention the procedurally generated heroes, makes this game a real joy to play and leaves plenty of room for skill, both strategic and twitch/perfect execution while keeping things interesting by randomizing everything.”
“The narrative itself is quite endearing, both story-wise and artistically, but the actual game and gameplay is a weird in between of an unfinished mobile game and a 90s flash game.”
“After all, there's no dodge or guard mechanic in this game, so I can see surviving as a melee hero to be really difficult.”
“But the gameplay at its core is the most important feature.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Flamebreak is a arcade hack and slash game.
Flamebreak is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.
On average players spend around 55 hours playing Flamebreak.
Flamebreak was released on October 16, 2015.
Flamebreak was developed by Nimbly Games.
Flamebreak has received neutral reviews from players and neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its grinding.
Flamebreak is a single player game.
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