VOIDCRISIS

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VOIDCRISIS is a single player and multiplayer shooter game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by HEXADRIVE Inc. and was released on October 26, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Updates to Version 1.0.7We updated to version 1.0.7 on March 15(JST). Click HERE for details! About the Game"VOIDCRISIS" is a tower offense game playable by up to four people on an undulating battlefield. Players operate combat bio-machines called VA (Vital Armor) to investigate the recurring appearance of Time Cracks on Jupiter's moon Callisto, a phenomenon known as the "VOIDCRI…

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Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game has good graphics, stylish art design, and comfortable flight control, making it visually appealing and accessible to play.
Allied AI is surprisingly competent and the squad-based gameplay with skills and progression adds a layer of strategy.
Multiplayer co-op with up to 4 players can be fun and challenging when roles are divided well, providing an engaging social experience.

The game suffers from very limited content with only a single map that quickly becomes repetitive and a lack of variety in missions.
Gameplay is often described as slow, clunky, and unresponsive with poorly balanced single-player and multiplayer experiences and tedious resource systems.
Network issues and frequent communication errors severely impact multiplayer reliability, making it hard to complete missions online.

story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is hindered by frustrating gameplay mechanics, such as needing to restart from the first mission and repurchase mechs upon failure, which makes progression feel like a slog. While the voice acting is well-done, it can be overwhelming during missions, and network issues further detract from the experience. Overall, the narrative and pacing struggle to engage players in the early stages.
- “If you fail a mission, you have to restart from the very first mission and rebuy mechs each time.”
- “If this was a MOBA it would be a unique starting point, but it isn't a MOBA, it's a PvE 'tower offense' game. The first hour is nothing but a slog to get through.”
- “Multiplayer network errors occur all the time, and I have never been able to complete the 5-mission campaign even once.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features decent graphics with a distinctive art style and well-designed UI, combining elements reminiscent of Gundam and popular MOBA games. Overall, the visuals and controls are praised for enhancing the gameplay experience.
- “The game still has decent graphics and visual style.”
- “EA Mech Tower Offense with nice graphics and potential, reminiscent of Gundam mixed with LoL/Dota2.”
- “Good graphics and controls.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay presents a unique 3D interpretation of MOBA mechanics with mana management, item shopping, and lane defense, but suffers from sluggish pacing, cheap instant deaths, and simplistic AI. While visually impressive and conceptually interesting as a foundation for a larger MOBA project, the combat feels stiff and could benefit from more refinement and faster, more engaging action.
- “The gameplay itself is actually okay, a neat, if a little stiff, take on MOBA combat with cooldowns and shopping for items in a 3D space where the concepts of up and down also matter.”
- “There's clearly a lot of production value here; it's all very pretty and stylish. The gameplay is a 3D interpretation of MOBA combat with long skill cooldowns, an emphasis on energy (mana) management, and even an item shop when you warp back to base.”
- “You defend against waves of enemies coming through lanes to destroy your core, push up to fight turrets, and eventually take down the enemy's core in the form of a boss fight, making for a strategic and tactical gameplay experience.”
- “Lot of cheap instant death mechanics during boss fights, braindead AI that don't really protect the core.”
- “They should have improved combat and made the gameplay more fast paced.”
- “The gameplay itself is actually okay, a neat, if a little stiff, take on MOBA combat and cooldowns and shopping for items in a 3D space where the concepts of up and down are also a thing.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding in this game is considered tedious and insufferably boring when playing solo, despite some variation in level design. Although the mechanics show effort, the onboarding and progression system involving in-game currency and upgrades feel confusing and fail to engage players effectively.
- “The onboarding is abysmal with some text-box tutorials that honestly don't really teach you how to play the game that much while also saying a lot about using your in-game currency for per-session upgrades and the fact you need to use that currency to buy the mechs for AI teammates in a session. It's a bit weird but once you get in-game and finally start playing, it becomes incredibly tedious.”
- “It's clearly not low effort, I mean playing that first map multiple times had different layouts and stuff and that was kinda cool but it was so boring. It was insufferably boring on my own, and then immediately tediously simple with others. Sorry Hexadrive, I want to cheer you on but I cannot in any good conscience recommend this game to basically anyone, at least not in this form.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users suggest that adding new maps would enhance the game experience and recommend including unique soundtracks for each map to further enrich the atmosphere.