The Hero Shooter Genre Is Booming—Does ‘Shatterline’ Stand Out?

Shatter is a fast, first-person hero shooter with a satisfactory movement system and solid gunplay. But apart from the integration of crypto elements, it is difficult to see how the game stands out of the swarms of other popular heroists on the market.

Originally launched as a non-Crypto game in 2022 on Steam, Shatterline eventually dismissed its early access servers to set himself up for a fully-fledged launch. In this process, far -a gaming startup that works closely with bored Ape Yacht Club -Maker Yuga Labs and Bought the HV-MTL And Legends of the Mara IP Last year-on search as the publisher of Shatterline to offer NFT companions in the player-versus-environment (PVE) mode mode.

However, it seems that the majority of his community is found in the PVP modes of Team Deathmatch, Escort and Conquest – The last of which is head office mode in Call of Duty. Here the fun movement system of the game really thrives. Players can dash, sprint, slide and climb over the card to create fast manners to surpass the enemy.

The Gunplay is also pretty tight, although nothing to write home about. I discovered that only a few of the available weapons of the bat effectively felt effective, with most too awkward or just too little too little. For a game with such a great movement, it is a shame that watching the scope of a weapon seems to root you and the general game slows down.

Because it is a heroischier, each character has its own unique skills. Unfortunately I did not feel that one of these heroes stood out in terms of competence or personality. Moreover, none of the skills even feel particularly pleasant, outside the ultimate movements that you can only use sparingly.

The PVE mode is where crypto elements come into play. This mode puts the player on a mission to find resources, kill extraterrestrial beings and unpack, and holders of HV-MTL NFTs can use their Mechin as in-game comparisons in this mode. Again, it is a solid experience, but did not leave me hungry for more.

According to the Far siteThere are some other crypto elements that players can keep in the area-such as a planned play-to-airdrop campaign using HV-MTL tokens or leaderboards that pay USDC rewards. Both can offer a substantial stimulus to play smashes over other heavyweights of the genre.

Otherwise, Shatterline feels like a solid offer with a few striking elements – such as the agile movement – but not enough to make it memorable. It is one Nice game to pick up and test for a few hours. But then it is probably forgotten, because genre giants such as Overwatch, Marvel rivals and Apex Legends continue to contain a huge audience.

Published by Andrew Hayward