Made a video on how to download the element fracture version of the game if you want to play with others. ua-cam.com/video/N-2x9t7jvvc/v-deo.htmlsi=aWZbAHhokwmDP-hq
Imagine 4 team capture the flag, with each team being a different element, having a circular map, having specific areas in which a specific element has an advantage
Or a battle royale mode where each player has a different element, meaning the teams have to switch between supporting whichever player is currently buffed.
For me the thing that really elevated Spellbreak was that mobility and tactics are more important than your basic point-and-shoot or champion-based battle royals. Levitating in Spellbreak takes the same mana used to shoot, which made evading and fighting back interesting. The different interactions and abilities also made information valuable; it was so satisfying to hide that you had a particular rune or sidearm until you've lured your opponent into the perfect trap. Very different from the titles where most fights are decided by who spots whom first.
We need more games where weapons can interact with each other in ways like this. It's such a simple yet addicting concept. I never played spellbreak, but I would love to be able to if it is ever revived
I was lucky enough to wander into this game and get to play it not realizing how short lived it would be, and it was absolutely amazing. It's rare I run into a game that's as fun as WoW or Halo was on launch, but this one managed to be. Honestly shocked at how badly it was fumbled considering the quality of content in it.
I had almost maxed out my character. Only had one gauntlet to max out and one achievement to get then they pulled the plug lol I'd loveeeee to see this game come back, used to be one of my favs. (Fire + wind combo goes crazyyy for crowd control lol)
I just remember the flying rune, so fun. And I loved the fire and wind gauntlets. I really hope they make a spiritual successor, this game was great. One thing I thought that would be a cool concept was some kind of MMO or similar type game like DCUO where the gauntlets are more like super powers, but maybe have the similar combos and movement.
Thanks for the Video bro, I am always thinking about spell break and I hope you reach one of this Pubs. That game was super fun and in good hands i think it can blow up again.
The gameplay was so solid. If Fucking concord is getting another chance this game deserves to. It was so fun, I really don’t know why it didn’t take off more, maybe timing? Like I and many others were so TIRED of BR games.
tbh I think the gameplay was good, but I don't think it shouldve been a battle royale. I think team battles, VPE, or even like an open world type thing, couldve been a way better fit with all the element mechanics
I mourn Spellbreak often. Like I have ADHD and Autism and have a lot of trouble dedicating myself to a game. It sucks honestly. But Spellbreak was different. The interaction between elements, the different movement/traversal options according to your elemental choices. I check the online shops regularly hoping that something similar will come up but they never do. I genuinely can’t think of a better game to deserve a revival.
Ditch BR, make it a simple TDM. Just literally size down the game and balance it well. It still has the potential. I hope they don't give up on this one.
i loved this game man i wish they would bring it out again i played it for a while n then got a new consol n when i went to go download it again it was just gone
Yea the game was amazing. Even with me having to play it on the Switch when it came out and the blackscreen glitch being a thing. I loved this game for the couple weeks I played it before I stopped and it died so fast. It sucked that it fell off the face of the earth so quickly.
build mode had that reason that made Fortnite popular and everyone loved. the zero build mode was for the audience that can't play the game but wanted to be a apart off its Boom in players.
I think spell break just had too high a skill floor and that kept it from really gaining steam, it took too long to feel natural at the game. When I say natural there's different levels to that, crawling feels as natural as doing a fucking parkour course but one clearly takes more practice and skill to get to that point. Spell break never had a crawling phase, you basically fall off a cliff and land on your face until one day you can suddenly fly. There might be different steps to learning how to fly but if you fail at even one? Splat. It just felt like shit only until you hit all the steps and started soaring
If the game is remade, it should be brought back in its beta form, yes its beta form had some problems but the movement and gauntlets felt perfect ( the mana gravity and movement on release was so clunky and bad), besides i think the problems the beta had is not as bad as the ones the release had.
I was hoping that Spellbreak is gonna come back since Microsoft bought Blizzard and Blizzard bought Proletariat. If they return I wish for more game modes other than BR and Dominion.
I was excited for spellbreak. I saw it and thought this would be an awesome story game with so much lore. But it was just another battle royal and I had already played PUBG, APEX, FORTNITE, and CALL OF DUTY. I was sick of the genre at that point.
Dude I remember playing 1 game of spellbreak and i had fun don’t get me wrong but everyone was so bad that I thought i was playing against literal ai and thats why I stopped lol
@lxst05 I think it made people play bots for a few rounds first, not sure though. Maybe people just sucked at the start 🤣 Man I miss this game though, I had quite a few challenging rounds about halfway through its life
Spellbreak had a cool concept but the execution of it didnt deliver. The final circle when there were like less than 10 teams left was people just flying up in the air snd throwing poison on the ground the whole game. i played it when it first came maybe like a week. It needed more polish imo but its casual fun, nothing you’ll dumb alot of hours into
what if one combines spellbreak with NARAKA:Bladepoint ? ( I would love to make it so.. and make it an MMO like Black Desert Online PC -- but have all game modes of all 3 games ) .. If possible would want to achieve it on my own haha
This game was awesome but there wasn't enough people to get good matches to get good matches. Bad people in fortnight play bad people. I play scine the beta and when it came out 99% of people just was not gonna win
Most of your Arguments are thinking in the Way of a Gamer. But people who decide this are only Money-hungry and u hadnt had a big Argument that gets them: And maybe theres some money to make aint cut it. Next those people dont watch youtube - game - stuff, so how u want to reach them ? Dont get me Wrong, id love that game and i see it making a lot of money, but how u get that across ? Cant see that happening. The Infamous Second son would be another game if they Remaster all those 4 games = Huge Money, but they Remaster Horizon zero dawn ?? Wtf ... but thats how they are...the opposite of smart one could say.
For me the game ran like absolute shit. And there was enough popular BRs in 2020, sure its fun for a little while. But staying relevant for longer periods is hard
I disagree with you on saying the game wasn't that hard. pvp fps's while usually having a high skill ceiling are easy to pick up because Fps skill is easy to transfer from game to game. As someone who had little to no 3rd person shooter pvp experience spellbreak was hard to get a grip on. Combined with the fact that I'd get all those cool items I'd get excited to try out, just to die in the first fight I got into because it was a BR and BR's have wacky skill distribution? Never truly allowing me to explore the gameplay as much as I wanted? It was a huge turn off that eventually turned me away from a game that I literally loved every single other thing about. I'd love to see a sequel or spiritual successor that refines the gameplay and a lot of the ideas you shared were really interesting. Good video and thanks for sharing c:
Disagree with your statement about the game not being hard. I do think It was simple, but people got good so fast at that game due to its simplicity that it was kinda unplayable for people who weren't already in the know, therefore making it challenging. Your skill massively spiked once it clicked or you put in extra effort to learn it, but for casuals getting absolutely demolished without even knowing what happened, it did not make for a particularly fun experience. Unlike fortnite,warzone or apex, which at there core were just shooters in which a majority of people are familiar with and easy to pick up and play. Spellbreak being unique was a double edged sword, because its core gameplay felt so foreign, the sense of confortabilty for a casual gamer was kinda non existent once people actually new what they were doing. It felt like there were no simple basics to fall back to. For example with fortnite its building mechanic is unique and adds a massive component of skill expression but it still has the basic component of being a shooter for casuals to fall back to. Sry for the long winded comment lmao, great video tho :]
I think a lot of people forget that simple and easy are not the same thing. The best PvP games on the market are very simple but easy is not the word I would use. The complexity for PvP games comes from playing against real players not the actual mechanics of the game. Less is more for competitive games more often then not. It's not about one big trick but a bunch of simple little ones that you add together to create a play. In shooters this is usually a combination of movement, ability play, and gun play. I do agree spell break was not as user friendly as many other shooters tend to be
Made a video on how to download the element fracture version of the game if you want to play with others. ua-cam.com/video/N-2x9t7jvvc/v-deo.htmlsi=aWZbAHhokwmDP-hq
I thought the servers for this game shut down years ago
Imagine 4 team capture the flag, with each team being a different element, having a circular map, having specific areas in which a specific element has an advantage
@@burmayburmay that sounds awesome
Or a battle royale mode where each player has a different element, meaning the teams have to switch between supporting whichever player is currently buffed.
Sounds like ATLA reference)) and the most experienced player becomes an avatar for a while
Had a dream bout that once
For me the thing that really elevated Spellbreak was that mobility and tactics are more important than your basic point-and-shoot or champion-based battle royals. Levitating in Spellbreak takes the same mana used to shoot, which made evading and fighting back interesting. The different interactions and abilities also made information valuable; it was so satisfying to hide that you had a particular rune or sidearm until you've lured your opponent into the perfect trap. Very different from the titles where most fights are decided by who spots whom first.
this game was so fun to play when it first came out, i hope someday a sequel or a game similar to this releases.
I miss this game so much. The community was amazing. My combo of air and frost sniping was so much fun that i cant find in any other game
i didnt know what i lost till i lost it
@@allensastre5891 same 😢
We need more games where weapons can interact with each other in ways like this. It's such a simple yet addicting concept. I never played spellbreak, but I would love to be able to if it is ever revived
have you heard of ULTRAKILL?
I was lucky enough to wander into this game and get to play it not realizing how short lived it would be, and it was absolutely amazing. It's rare I run into a game that's as fun as WoW or Halo was on launch, but this one managed to be. Honestly shocked at how badly it was fumbled considering the quality of content in it.
I had almost maxed out my character. Only had one gauntlet to max out and one achievement to get then they pulled the plug lol I'd loveeeee to see this game come back, used to be one of my favs.
(Fire + wind combo goes crazyyy for crowd control lol)
I remember playing this game so much and then hearing it was getting shut down i was so sad cause i loved it cause it was different and unique
facts bro i killed this game and then got a new consol went to download it and it was just gone
@ same here man
I absolutely LOVED spellbreak. The sad thing is I couldn't get enough friends to get into it, but it's easily my favorite battle royale ever.
I just remember the flying rune, so fun. And I loved the fire and wind gauntlets. I really hope they make a spiritual successor, this game was great. One thing I thought that would be a cool concept was some kind of MMO or similar type game like DCUO where the gauntlets are more like super powers, but maybe have the similar combos and movement.
Great video! Well written with good editing and pace. Bring back Spellbreak
Thanks! Studied your why spellbreak died video to help me. Hope all is well with ya Marcus
I'm sad that I didn't play this when it was out but hope one day it comes back
Not only one of my all time favorite games, but also one of my all time favorite communities as well! great video kaizen!
Strinova hits this bell pefectly
Thanks for the Video bro, I am always thinking about spell break and I hope you reach one of this Pubs. That game was super fun and in good hands i think it can blow up again.
I used to love this game and the darwin project. both innovative battle royale games in my opinion that need a second chance.
Oh my god, I absolutely loved Darwin Project
man i remember the week this game was popular, i'll never forget how much i loved it
GREAT VIDEO
The passionate fan base will bring this game back. I truly believe that
i played this game since alpha and was really bummed when it closed down, knowing there's nothing like it and won't be for a LONG time.
i would love this game to be back, even as a moba like deadlock would be fun af
I miss this game so much, I would delighted if it returned.
The gameplay was so solid. If Fucking concord is getting another chance this game deserves to. It was so fun, I really don’t know why it didn’t take off more, maybe timing? Like I and many others were so TIRED of BR games.
tbh I think the gameplay was good, but I don't think it shouldve been a battle royale. I think team battles, VPE, or even like an open world type thing, couldve been a way better fit with all the element mechanics
@@Salazareo yeah I could see open world or a pve mode working. I just really like pvp games atm and spellbreak is my favorite one so far.
Spellbreak was the greatest multiplayer game I had ever played at the time. I miss it dearly, it could’ve been the biggest thing ever
I mourn Spellbreak often. Like I have ADHD and Autism and have a lot of trouble dedicating myself to a game. It sucks honestly. But Spellbreak was different. The interaction between elements, the different movement/traversal options according to your elemental choices. I check the online shops regularly hoping that something similar will come up but they never do. I genuinely can’t think of a better game to deserve a revival.
I miss this game sm
Man I miss this game, all it needed was more spells
If this comes back, the crew will be back together again
this was one of the first games i played when i got my first proper pc
Removing levitation would be a mistake, the game's best gameplay feature was movement
Ditch BR, make it a simple TDM. Just literally size down the game and balance it well. It still has the potential. I hope they don't give up on this one.
I never got 2 play this game the only videos I’ve seen are about bringing the game back and I wish they do cause it looks fantastic I wanna play it
Activision Blizzard owns Spellbreak so they could just revive it
i loved this game man i wish they would bring it out again i played it for a while n then got a new consol n when i went to go download it again it was just gone
Ice, and Earth is all you ever needed. This game was so sick!
Yea the game was amazing. Even with me having to play it on the Switch when it came out and the blackscreen glitch being a thing.
I loved this game for the couple weeks I played it before I stopped and it died so fast. It sucked that it fell off the face of the earth so quickly.
I need this game to come back asap!!!
PLEASEEEEEEEEEEE make this game have a comeback
I wish I knew this game even existed
build mode had that reason that made Fortnite popular and everyone loved. the zero build mode was for the audience that can't play the game but wanted to be a apart off its Boom in players.
this video fya
I NEEEEEEDDD this game back
I miss this and rumbleverse so bad
I remember when people were hyped for gigantic re releasing
I spent so much money on this game. Bring it back asap
Epic games store exclusivity had a part in killing this game, makes me so mad
I think spell break just had too high a skill floor and that kept it from really gaining steam, it took too long to feel natural at the game.
When I say natural there's different levels to that, crawling feels as natural as doing a fucking parkour course but one clearly takes more practice and skill to get to that point.
Spell break never had a crawling phase, you basically fall off a cliff and land on your face until one day you can suddenly fly. There might be different steps to learning how to fly but if you fail at even one? Splat. It just felt like shit only until you hit all the steps and started soaring
i was JUST thinking spellbreak extraction would have been cool. Ill cut off both my ***** to play spellbreak regularly again.
If the game is remade, it should be brought back in its beta form, yes its beta form had some problems but the movement and gauntlets felt perfect ( the mana gravity and movement on release was so clunky and bad), besides i think the problems the beta had is not as bad as the ones the release had.
I was hoping that Spellbreak is gonna come back since Microsoft bought Blizzard and Blizzard bought Proletariat. If they return I wish for more game modes other than BR and Dominion.
Try strinova
Why don't the big streamers come together and demand the company to open beck spellbreak server and work on the game
i lovewd this game when it was possible to get matches in it but it jus died and i quit i would deffo play it if it gained even some popularity again
I miss this game 🙁
agreed this game was so good but it suffered from having a small dev team
Bring Spellbreak back people,
I miss it💔💔💔💔
perfect shooter, do you mean THE FINALS???
Ugh, the finals was trash
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE BRING THIS GAME BACK 😭
It was very very good. Hope it comes back some day. Ill do my part and whale the game so it sticks around longer lmao. It wasnt fair how it went out
its so sad i spent 100$ on it and now multiversus is dead why does this keep happening to games I like :(
I played that game in beta and on full release for some time
What's the game at 2:28? I remember playing the demo of that one. Edit: found it: Out of Action
I was excited for spellbreak. I saw it and thought this would be an awesome story game with so much lore. But it was just another battle royal and I had already played PUBG, APEX, FORTNITE, and CALL OF DUTY. I was sick of the genre at that point.
Dude I remember playing 1 game of spellbreak and i had fun don’t get me wrong but everyone was so bad that I thought i was playing against literal ai and thats why I stopped lol
If you played towards the end of its life it was all bots
@@mo-em1ke I played on release
@lxst05 I think it made people play bots for a few rounds first, not sure though. Maybe people just sucked at the start 🤣
Man I miss this game though, I had quite a few challenging rounds about halfway through its life
@@mo-em1ke it was a fun game probably just a big skill gap idk, game just felt easy or I was too good for it
@@lxst05 I actually think they did force bot matches for the first few games like fortnite does
Spork can still taste my bottomside from the t bags.
Used to go crazy on here
Dude this game was so awesome
Spellbreak had a cool concept but the execution of it didnt deliver. The final circle when there were like less than 10 teams left was people just flying up in the air snd throwing poison on the ground the whole game. i played it when it first came maybe like a week. It needed more polish imo but its casual fun, nothing you’ll dumb alot of hours into
The fact that it was a BR-game ruined it for me.
Other then that, yeah, the concept was nice.
YES. THIS.
the discord link is expired, is the team dead? is the server gone?
yes, make it extraction shooter! to fail again
i will play this game< but only if it have a "normal" mode, like death match or somthing
I'd buy it again if it meant it got a second chance. Even though i bought the big supporter pack back then.
i used to play this game but lobbies are full of bots or game never starts
YES PLEASE
I personally just dont like 3rd "shooters"
what if one combines spellbreak with NARAKA:Bladepoint ? ( I would love to make it so.. and make it an MMO like Black Desert Online PC -- but have all game modes of all 3 games ) .. If possible would want to achieve it on my own haha
yes please!!!! ive ben so sad since the game died
This game was so peak!!
Still till this day best br ever made!
Never head of it
preach
This game was awesome but there wasn't enough people to get good matches to get good matches. Bad people in fortnight play bad people. I play scine the beta and when it came out 99% of people just was not gonna win
Two words… do it
how does this vid have 11k views and only 502 likes
loved it
Most of your Arguments are thinking in the Way of a Gamer. But people who decide this are only Money-hungry and u hadnt had a big Argument that gets them: And maybe theres some money to make aint cut it.
Next those people dont watch youtube - game - stuff, so how u want to reach them ?
Dont get me Wrong, id love that game and i see it making a lot of money, but how u get that across ? Cant see that happening.
The Infamous Second son would be another game if they Remaster all those 4 games = Huge Money, but they Remaster Horizon zero dawn ?? Wtf ... but thats how they are...the opposite of smart one could say.
For me the game ran like absolute shit.
And there was enough popular BRs in 2020, sure its fun for a little while.
But staying relevant for longer periods is hard
i liked this game because if you were good enough you could 1vX no problem. Id queue into trios as a solo and mop teams up.
May I add ?? Pretty please 😢
They got a game similar called my hero ultra rumble good game battle royal with anime abilities it’s a gachs game tho
Do NOT give it to blizzard.
I disagree with you on saying the game wasn't that hard. pvp fps's while usually having a high skill ceiling are easy to pick up because Fps skill is easy to transfer from game to game. As someone who had little to no 3rd person shooter pvp experience spellbreak was hard to get a grip on. Combined with the fact that I'd get all those cool items I'd get excited to try out, just to die in the first fight I got into because it was a BR and BR's have wacky skill distribution? Never truly allowing me to explore the gameplay as much as I wanted? It was a huge turn off that eventually turned me away from a game that I literally loved every single other thing about. I'd love to see a sequel or spiritual successor that refines the gameplay and a lot of the ideas you shared were really interesting. Good video and thanks for sharing c:
Disagree with your statement about the game not being hard. I do think It was simple, but people got good so fast at that game due to its simplicity that it was kinda unplayable for people who weren't already in the know, therefore making it challenging. Your skill massively spiked once it clicked or you put in extra effort to learn it, but for casuals getting absolutely demolished without even knowing what happened, it did not make for a particularly fun experience. Unlike fortnite,warzone or apex, which at there core were just shooters in which a majority of people are familiar with and easy to pick up and play. Spellbreak being unique was a double edged sword, because its core gameplay felt so foreign, the sense of confortabilty for a casual gamer was kinda non existent once people actually new what they were doing. It felt like there were no simple basics to fall back to. For example with fortnite its building mechanic is unique and adds a massive component of skill expression but it still has the basic component of being a shooter for casuals to fall back to. Sry for the long winded comment lmao, great video tho :]
I think a lot of people forget that simple and easy are not the same thing. The best PvP games on the market are very simple but easy is not the word I would use. The complexity for PvP games comes from playing against real players not the actual mechanics of the game. Less is more for competitive games more often then not. It's not about one big trick but a bunch of simple little ones that you add together to create a play. In shooters this is usually a combination of movement, ability play, and gun play. I do agree spell break was not as user friendly as many other shooters tend to be
what about Hyper Scape, The Most fun battle royale game ever made!
yes please
this game is great but the end games played out weird