Sanctum Breach: Rebirth

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Sanctum Breach: Rebirth is a single player hack and slash game with fantasy, medieval, historical and dark fantasy themes. It was developed by Reroll Gaming and was released on May 5, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Step forth into Petura. A world ravaged by the "War of the Gods" and carved into factions, divided and trying to survive. As a Nomad you traverse this battle torn land, attempting to find your place. Sanctum Breach: Rebirth is an Endgame focused ARPG with deep loot, customisation and build paths. Play how you want, the way you want and strive to overcome the challenges of this dark and…

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65%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

stability3 negative mentions

Developer is highly dedicated, responsive, and regularly updates the game addressing feedback and bugs.
Gameplay features enjoyable combat with unique impactful abilities and a dual skill tree system inspired by classic ARPGs.
The game has solid potential with multiple classes, acts, difficulties, and promises of endgame content, making it appealing for fans of the genre.

The game currently suffers from numerous bugs including input unresponsiveness, visual glitches, map and inventory issues, and performance problems.
Some game mechanics, such as quest progress, saving system, and enemy difficulty, are frustrating and poorly communicated to players.
Content is limited at present with only a few similar classes, lackluster bosses, incomplete endgame, and rough gameplay balance, leaving it feeling like an early unfinished product.

story
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The story is generally considered weak and frustrating, with unclear quest rewards and punishing mechanics like quest resets upon death. However, the game's appeal lies more in its complex dual skill trees and gameplay inspired by titles like Titan Quest and Grim Dawn rather than its narrative.
- “I love the combo class systems with dual skill trees inspired by Titan Quest and Grim Dawn.”
- “Players of the Diablo series will be familiar with some of it, Titan Quest for other players, maybe potential for some Sacred inheritance also.”
- “Each one comes with two skill trees that you can spend your points from level ups and quests on.”
- “The plot is hot garbage, but does anyone play these games for plot?”
- “When you die, your current quest (farm x amount of whatevers) resets, which is not necessarily a bug but hugely frustrating.”
- “Whilst handing in a quest might do something, the game doesn't tell you what (if anything) you have been rewarded.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent visual glitches, problematic hitboxes, and game-breaking bugs. Common problems reported are falling through cliffs, malfunctioning monster AI during ranged attacks, and random FPS stutters causing choppy gameplay.
- “It's buggy as hell, some game breaking.”
- “Not to mention the constant visual glitches and hitbox messes.”
- “Some of the buggy things to expect that are fairly common are falling off cliffsides, monster AI not working while shooting from a distance with a bow, random stutters and choppiness in FPS for really no apparent reason, just to name a few.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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There are no user comments provided for the gameplay aspect, so no summary can be made.