- January 30, 2017
- David Colson
HitBox
63%Game Brain Score
music, story
graphics, gameplay
63% User Score 83 reviews
Platforms
PCWindows
About
HitBox is a fast paced, competitive and stylish multiplayer shooter. A minimalist and colorful style enabled high framerates and fast, fluid, third person gameplay, online, locally or in split screen.










Audience ScoreBased on 83 reviews
music3 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game offers a fun split-screen feature, making it great for playing with friends and family.
- Despite its limitations, the game has enjoyable gameplay and unique modes that can be fun with bots.
- It's free to play, which allows players to try it without any financial commitment.
- The game suffers from poor optimization, leading to crashes and lag, especially on less powerful PCs.
- There is a lack of online players, making multiplayer experiences nearly impossible and leaving bots as the only option.
- The graphics and overall content are very basic, with limited game modes and classes, making it feel underdeveloped.
- graphics8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics in this game have been widely criticized for their low-quality visuals, resembling simplistic low poly stick figures rather than detailed 3D models. While players can adjust settings for better performance, the overall aesthetic is deemed poor, with issues like bad camera angles and a lack of visual clarity between characters. Users suggest that the developers should consider more sensible graphics defaults to enhance gameplay experience.
“If you are using a laptop that cannot run over the top games, then you might want to go for low graphics, which still looks good but you get better frames.”
“Given the graphics, lowering the settings to match gives okay performance.”
“It was a paid product featuring laughably poor red vs blue low poly stick figure designs instead of detailed PC visuals.”
“While you can tweak resolution and controls, the visuals are some of the worst I've seen in a 3D game.”
“Bad graphics, poor performance, terrible camera angles, and no death or suicide when flipped out of the level.”