- September 8, 2015
- Timedrop Studios
- 25h median play time
Megatect
53%Game Brain Score
graphics, music
gameplay, optimization
70% User Score 27 reviews
Platforms
About
Essentially, Megatect is a multiplayer map builder without limitation! Use a plethora of blocks, objects, and wires to create your own challenge maps, arenas, new sport, whatever you can dream up!











+7
Audience ScoreBased on 27 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
optimization2 negative mentions
- The game features a powerful map maker that allows for extensive creativity and customization, reminiscent of a blend between Minecraft and Quake.
- The graphics and aesthetics are praised for being beautiful and polished, enhancing the overall experience of building and gameplay.
- The developer shows dedication to the game's development, with regular updates and responsiveness to community feedback, indicating potential for future improvements.
- The game is plagued by server issues, making it unplayable for many users due to login requirements and lack of offline access.
- It has been abandoned by the developer, leading to a lack of content and updates, which has resulted in a dwindling player base and overall dissatisfaction.
- The game suffers from technical shortcomings, including poor optimization and limited multiplayer functionality, which detracts from the overall experience.
graphics
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics are polarizing, with some players criticizing the use of low-polygon, untextured assets as a sign of laziness, while others praise the sleek visuals and solid textures that enhance the building experience. Despite the aesthetic appeal, many users report significant performance issues and poor optimization, making it difficult to enjoy the graphics fully without high-end hardware. Overall, the graphics are seen as a mix of unique art style and technical shortcomings.
“The graphics, although not spoken about much in this review, are quite amazing and look very sleek.”
“The possibilities this game brings with it make it even more fun to build up houses. Unlike in, for example, Minecraft, the graphics and textures of blocks, corners, glass, etc. seem pretty solid and have a nice reflecting touch to them.”
“Overall, this game is actually pretty beautiful. When I changed my preferred graphics processor, I got around 50 fps, which is a lot better than before.”
“The lack of textures is a method that lazy developers often use to disguise their lack of talent or interest in doing the graphics properly, trying to pass it off as 'art' or 'we made it look bad on purpose', which really isn't something gamers should have to put up with.”
“I am sad to say I am not recommending this game just due to the poor optimization... most games I would usually get at least 150 fps, but at the minimum value for each graphics option (1 above off) with my base resolution of 1920x1080, I got a steady 10 fps. The graphics seemed to look great, and the game also seemed to have a great concept, but in reality, it is just unplayable without an extremely good computer and other people to play with as you need to input an IP to play multiplayer.”
“After a bit of fiddling, I managed to get the graphics to what my computer could run them at (max basically) and then decided to load up a world!”
25h Median play time
25h Average play time
25-25h Spent by most gamers