- September 6, 2024
- Multicell Games
- 2h median play time
The Corpsmen
Platforms
About
"The Corpsmen" is a real-time strategy game where you control a team of elite soldiers fighting against an alien invasion. Order your corpsmen to strategically deploy their unique abilities to outmaneuver and overpower the enemy. With each victory, upgrade your corpsmen with new weapons and equipment to face increasingly difficult challenges.











- The game has a unique and innovative concept that allows for creative monster building and card evolution.
- Despite its issues, the game can be entertaining with a wide range of possible combinations and builds for your creatures.
- The developers are actively working on updates and seem responsive to community feedback, showing potential for future improvements.
- The game is currently plagued by numerous bugs, crashes, and balance issues, making it difficult to enjoy the experience.
- The mechanics and systems feel incomplete, with many features not functioning as intended, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- The difficulty curve is steep and punishing, often resulting in a lack of progression and a sense of hopelessness for players.
- gameplay16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
Gameplay reviews highlight a mix of potential and frustration, with players appreciating the unique monster-building and card-leveling mechanics but criticizing the lack of significant gameplay depth and innovation. The permanent death feature and incomplete deck-building system hinder experimentation and progress, leading to a sense of imbalance and dissatisfaction. Overall, while the art and concept are praised, many feel the gameplay is currently lacking and incomplete.
“The cute style and Slay the Spire-esque gameplay loop conceals a brutal setting with difficulty to match.”
“The whole idea with building your own monsters, leveling them and their cards is amazing.”
“So the main focus is still on the cards, which have a really cool leveling mechanic.”
“I don't know if I should refund it or not, I like the concept and the art, but there is no gameplay right now.”
“The whole idea with building your own monsters, leveling them and their cards is amazing, but after 2 hours I only got like 5-6 new body parts and they didn't change the gameplay significantly or at all, to be honest.”
“The ability to build different card packages based on pieces and the great visual design are drastically impeded by an incomplete deck building system, permanent death removing all progress on the creatures you've invested into, and the ability for mechanics to appear which can wipe a team of level one creatures in the easiest missions.”