I thoroughly enjoyed this game when it entered the free-to-play scene back in late 2017. It offered a unique experience that resonated with many MOBA enthusiasts dissatisfied with the aging mechanics of other games, myself included. With features like moving while casting, canceling abilities, and concise WASD movement, it felt like a complete package. However, its downfall began with a lack of content and a split focus with its battle royale counterpart. Eventually, support from developers ceased, leading to its decline. With the right attention and support, I believe it could have achieved significant success or at least carved out a niche market, similar to Omega Strikers now. I fondly reminisce about the days I'd eagerly log on after school to play, but alas, those days are now behind us. Farewell, Battlerite~

the sad thing about gunvolt as a series is that while the gameplay gets better with every entry they also crank up the epsteincore and it makes me uncomfortable. it's still gunvolt 2 copen gameplay basically unchanged which is good, and there's no gunvolt, which honestly just makes it better, and there's some actual poignant moments in the narrative so this is still definitely the best in the series by a long shot. sucks that this was otherwise clearly a budget title because so many of the assets are just ripped from gunvolt 1 and 2 and the ui is noticeably barebones. if I had to recommend any gunvolt game it's this one at the very least