Spellbreak was such a good concept, it was a shame it died. They should have added more elemental gauntlets though, we were stuck with the same six from day one. Maybe we could have gotten one that let you control plants that slow enemies, or one that lets you control water for large, sweeping attacks that hit multiple foes at once.
@@jarongriffin8514a team deathmatch or S&D mode would’ve put it over the top. It needed more variety in game modes to set it apart from the other 40 fucking brs at the time. I remember that being requested a bunch at release too. The devs sold hard not just listening to the players
Warframe’s element system is somewhat similar to spell break(even thought it’s not a battle royals but a looter shooter) , you can mix elements there too which have many varying effects
Im glad Macro felt the same about Hyperscape, i remember commenting around nearly 2 years now and mentioning how great hyperscape's br was, and the potential for crazy combos with the different abilities was great. It's a shame it's gone now
@@zev4133 only one true reason honestly; it wasn't because of lack of new players or high skill gap! but because after being sold to Epic Games!😡 they forced a shutdown because they were taking players away from fortnite (this is why they introduced the same shit in their piss baby OG product)
Blizzard owns Proletariat, the original developers of SpellBreak. It was renamed to Blizzard Boston, but they still own all Proletariat I.P. if I'm not mistaken. All of SpellBreak's issues were in the lack of manpower, so if they brought it back I highly doubt it would die again.
I've seen macro constantly say good things about tf2 movement (which is deserves) but the taitan mechanic it self is very fun, and deserves more love :(
thats what makes it a top 3 fps game for me. 50% mastering pilot movement and combat and 50% mastering the titan combat and matchups. thats not even counting the different builds you can make with each pilot or titan class. love that game.
Not just mixing abilities but countering abilities too. Like when someone threw down a poison cloud and you could freeze it to stop it doing damage. Being able to mix abilities with your opponents attacks to either strengthen it or nullify it was a mechanic that was well ahead of its time
I’m definitely a huge TitanFall fan but I’d say I’m most nostalgic for Hyperscape (Mainly because I still play TF2). I remember the fun rooftop gameplay and dropping in mechanics, and even running around with what was essentially a rampage before it existed in Apex. And welcome to the schizophrenia club Macro, we WILL get TF3 because TF1 + TF2 = TF3
And in Apex there is three legends conected to three titans, Valkyrie and Northstar, Ash and Ronin, Conduite and Monarch. It is three Titans so they will definitely make a Titanfall 3? Right? RIGHT?
3:31 Not to bust out my Nerdglasses, but if you can only choose 2 Elements at one time there are 42 Options (7*6) if you cant pick Fire + Fire, 7! would mean that you could choose 7 Element-Slots with each one Element. For the first Slot you have 7 Options, for the second only 6 and the third 5 and so on. Also how did you get 7 if there are only 6 Elements. That means there are only 6*5 Options or 30 Combinations
6:00 hmmm I wonder if there's any other game taking place in a big futuristic city with a lot of mobility, where events such as extra damage or low gravity take place every few matches AND there's also a destructible environment... I think it was called The Primals... or maybe The College Exams? something like that
@@starcore7507I've been grinding this season and it really feels like a perfect game. Sure it has it's issues but like everything about it is peak fun. Never had more fun than I do by stopping steals by destroying buildings
4:44 i felt like crying when seeing this gameplay, its like seeing a friend you haven't seen in years, you take a double take because you cant believe what your seeing and then the memories hit like a truck
Spellbreak actually had a domination-style PvPvE mode later in its lifespan. As you got kills and captured points, you’d get money to upgrade and buy new equipment throughout the game. The PvE enemies weren’t too much of a challenge, but they helped keep things fast-paced, sorta like the grunts from Titanfall. I have a lot of fond memories of this mode, if they made a Spellbreak 2 or a spiritual successor like that I’d get it in a heartbeat.
I haven't played Hyperscape (tho I wish I did, it looks super cool) but I've heard that the biggest problem with it was how insanely high the skill cap was and that because the weapons had perfect accuracy at any range, it lead to pros absolutely dominating new players in the small player base which made it die quicker (or so I've heard at least)
@@nomoregoodpeopleleft yeah that was a big problem but I believe that could have had made it a good fast paced multiplayer shooter as well as many people longed for a game with tf2 abilities
Macro: no other game has really toyed with using these elemental combinations since. Genshin Impact: say what now? But for reals tho, bring back Spellbreak. That game’s amazing.
Genshin impact really just had "water plus fire equals extra damage and status effect. Ice plus earth equals extra damage and status effect." Nothing like the insane combos in spellbreak
you can still play Spellbreak! after the shutdown the devs released a Community Version on itchio. the only thing now is have to host the server yourself or join someone else
Same, when I first got the game I got a win on my first match, which helped me keep playing but it was really hard to stay when the learning curve was insane and everyone could fly
as a fan of 5-6 years i credit you to introducing me to so many new games and I always loved watching your for noob videos whenever a new legend or character would come out.
NFS Prostreet is one of my favourite dead games. That game made me fall in love with cars, racing, the different genres of music and the style of what the game was going for. Spent so long customising and tweaking cars in that game. Included a car that became my dream car. It was the only racing game I’ve played where driving fast is terrifying with the motion blur and camera angles. Split screen drag racing with my dad on the PS3. It was perfect.
For the Titanfall thing, there's actually a spiritual successor indie game called Diesel Knights, although currently its extremely early and only has a demo with the most basic features, its going to be a movement shooter with Dieselpunk mechs
Everytime hyperscape is brought up, i like to also bring up the fact that a TDM mode was added later on. It was much after it died out, so i heard NOBODY talk about it, but i found it out on a bored night when i randomly checked on the game. And it was like 8x better then the BR. Im being dead serious when i say it would have survived atleast a little more if it was a TDM movment shooter like Titanfall or BO3. Instead it came out right smack dab in the battle royale burnout, so it was doomed to die. Please ubisoft, if you ever bring this game back, MAKE IT A TDM BASE GAME LIKE COD INSTEAD OF A BATTLE ROYALE! IT WAS SO FUN TO PLAY AND THE BATTLE ROYALE SUCKEDD Edit: And yes macro, more videos on indie games, especially movment ones would be awesome. Mabye like markipliers 3 scary games series, where you do one video with shorter reviews of three seperate indie titles and your opinions on them? Would be really cool. My recommendations for that would be: Hollow Knight, Celeste, A Short Hike, Firewatch, Lil Gator Game, Dicey Dungeons, Slay the Spire, more Deep Rock Galactic (mabye its own “For Noobs”videos like Driller…For Noobs), Cuphead, Deaths Door, Enter the Gungeon,Stardew Valley, and Tunic.
@ceetuu_ correct, if they don't get their players back by season 3 it's getting shut down (maybe even season 2 for all we know) Ubisofts only game that's doing well is Seige, _obviously_ So chances for a Hyper Scape sequel is super low, which dissapoints me cuz I'm still waiting for it and will be forever lol
5:27 in population 1 vr reviving itself was simple as zap with defibrillators but you could also be a ghost for your team but you would be slower and have a fog and color blindness
Yo, that idea at 6:40 is exactly like the hunger games lol. Sending down a care package based on what contestant you are rooting for. That could be crazy cool for a br to let one person become like the “game master”/ audience controls the show design.
6:30 Not sure if you ever checked it out on your channel, but the crowd element really reminds me of an older BR called “The Darwin Project”. It had elements of survival tied in, and the game was controlled by one player in the director chair. They could spectate the match, activate modifiers, and activate global events. Very fun, worth looking at, but don’t know if it’s still online.
I wish i played more spellbreak, I was all over that game when it came out but I played it less and less and then couldn't rlly bring myself to get back into it, it was SUCH a good game tho!
at 3:31 : it most likely wouldn't be 7 factorial as 7 factorial would imply that cases exist where all 7* or so elements would be used in tandem, which would be very difficult to implement as some abilities would negate others, but even if you placed a hypothetical cap of 3 elements it would be 7C3 which would equate to 7*6*5 or 210 combinations, which is incredibly complex and it only gets crazier if you go to 8 or 9 elements. but the increased complexity of element combination was the thing that got me hooked on spellbreak back when it was in EARLY development and made me play it to the bitter end.
Dude, have you ever played the Darwin Project, super fun battle royale with crafting and survival. Intergrated twitch votes to, i loved that game.. Or Islands of nyne, probaly the funniest BR ive ever played, only lasted like 2 weeks tho
I really miss The Cycle. It was my first experience with the Extractiin shooter genre and in my eyes, it had so much potential. Sadly the company that released The Cycle, ran out of funding, cause the games' monetization didn't work. I loved the game and would love a reboot. Thanks for your Videos Macro, keep up the awesome work ❤
love your vids like these man i think the game i miss the most was the cycle it had fun pvp fun pve focourse not so balanced was really fun extraction shooter had base upgrades missions shop levelups and overall was really getting you into that gameplay and all that stuff much love
I remember playing spell break, hyperscape, apex, paladins and realm royale in their peaks like all at once and it was the best gaming experience of me life tbh I miss it
you should cover every indie game that you think have potential cuz that'll help a lot with the gaming community cuz it's really hard to find a game that's actually enjoyable
There is a "Spellbreak" that is currently playable right now. It's not technically Spellbreak cause it's called Elemental Fracture now, but I think it was rebooted by the original devs so we can play it (on pc).
Really awesome picks. Spellbreak does trigger nostalgia and I feel like it was ahead of its time, it would be great to see a revival of some sort if they haven't bought the IP. Hyper Scape was a game I couldn't really get into at the time but after its death I really liked they design of the map, characters, abilities and more. I think its concept is better as a single player game or co-op like destiny 2 or shatterline. If it were single player it would likely be something with a dope campaign maybe even tiptoeing around cyberpunk
Gigantic was a really cool moba hero shooter that got shut down and I always hated myself for not playing it more. And then it got rereleased earlier this year and somehow it's even better than I remember it. If you haven't heard of it, you should give it a try. The matchmaking can be spotty at times, but it's still worth playing
Something I don’t see anyone talking about was tf2’s leveling system. You could play a match and get a few levels nothing new, but the way you leveled up was unique. You get tokens called Merit every time you level a weapon, Titan, or by just playing a match. And then there’s the player levels I did the math reaching G100.49 is more than 3000 levels more than any Call of Duty game. You think you’re cool being level 1000 in CoD? Well in Titanfall we had people who had done that 3 times over without starting over every year.
I remember seeing some Beta footage of Spell break. Honestly, like Titanfall, it probably would've been more successful if it came out at the time that the skill level of the public majority would be able to pick it up. Titanfall had complicated but revolutionary movement, and Spellbreak was innovative with the way you could combine Gauntlet abilities and make cool combos. Would've loved to give it a go.
About your point about Fortnites revive system being old. I really like My Hero Ultra Rumbles revival mechanic of giving the enemy 20 seconds to finish you or you just get up, the timer stops if you take damage and you can still be revived by your teammates in 5 seconds
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Which Dead Game do you miss the most?
concord
Last oasis, Friday the 13th, fortnite stw, even rainbow six siege extraction 😢
Battlefront 😔
spellbreak 😞
Spellbreak
Spellbreak was such a good concept, it was a shame it died. They should have added more elemental gauntlets though, we were stuck with the same six from day one. Maybe we could have gotten one that let you control plants that slow enemies, or one that lets you control water for large, sweeping attacks that hit multiple foes at once.
It needed something other than battle royale. Maybe a pve mode
@@jarongriffin8514a team deathmatch or S&D mode would’ve put it over the top. It needed more variety in game modes to set it apart from the other 40 fucking brs at the time. I remember that being requested a bunch at release too. The devs sold hard not just listening to the players
Warframe’s element system is somewhat similar to spell break(even thought it’s not a battle royals but a looter shooter) , you can mix elements there too which have many varying effects
It did have different modes, but I think it never should have been a br
@@Apersonwhoisaperson22 around when it first released i wanted to see what it was, i was immediately turned away when i realized it was a BR
Im glad Macro felt the same about Hyperscape, i remember commenting around nearly 2 years now and mentioning how great hyperscape's br was, and the potential for crazy combos with the different abilities was great. It's a shame it's gone now
PLS bro we are rare
@@Uncannyskeletons the game was peak, but it was bound to die since it was a BR that was released so late
@ceetuu_ It's the sad truth, unfortunately. If it released maybe a year or two earlier, it could've popped off in my eyes, very unfortunate
Real
They killed my boy
Bro spell break was so peak, you dont even understand how many ppl would want that game back
Edit: Yep, quite a few ppl want it back 🤣
I still don't know why it was cancelled :(
@@zev4133 only one true reason honestly; it wasn't because of lack of new players or high skill gap!
but because after being sold to Epic Games!😡 they forced a shutdown because they were taking players away from fortnite (this is why they introduced the same shit in their piss baby OG product)
it got shut down just a day after I found out about it, it was devastating
you can still play on private servers at least
Like 50 people would want it back. There's a reason it died
Blizzard owns Proletariat, the original developers of SpellBreak. It was renamed to Blizzard Boston, but they still own all Proletariat I.P. if I'm not mistaken. All of SpellBreak's issues were in the lack of manpower, so if they brought it back I highly doubt it would die again.
being owned by blizzard is it's own issue LOL
"Proletariat" getting bought by a corrupt corporation
It's owned by Blizzard? It would 100% die. I wouldn't even touch it with a 10 foot pole.
I believe
man i miss spellbreak so much, i used to queue for 45 minutes for a match with 25 players and wish it stayed
Ubisoft, please make a redemption arc for Hyperscape. Now that both Apex and Warzone have lost their player base, hyperspace can now shine
YESSSSS
Agreed
I doubt that would ever happen they're to far gone
The Cycle Frontier was so good. I miss it so much. The looting felt like a treasure hunt.
I'm still playing Titanfall 2 everyday to this day somehow. After learning the movement and getting good it just cant seem to get old for me.
Bro should start his own game company at this point, he knows what we want
I've seen macro constantly say good things about tf2 movement (which is deserves) but the taitan mechanic it self is very fun, and deserves more love :(
Titans and movement made it one of the best games ever
thats what makes it a top 3 fps game for me. 50% mastering pilot movement and combat and 50% mastering the titan combat and matchups. thats not even counting the different builds you can make with each pilot or titan class. love that game.
TITANFALL ISNT DEAD I play every, it takes 2 minutes to get a game. It’s abandoned and truly loved
@@HenryofHockey Still technically a dead game...
@@ShadwRavn I know, we ran out of pills so
Not just mixing abilities but countering abilities too. Like when someone threw down a poison cloud and you could freeze it to stop it doing damage. Being able to mix abilities with your opponents attacks to either strengthen it or nullify it was a mechanic that was well ahead of its time
0:22 some also couldn't outlast a lifespan of a fly
Concord💀
I’m definitely a huge TitanFall fan but I’d say I’m most nostalgic for Hyperscape (Mainly because I still play TF2). I remember the fun rooftop gameplay and dropping in mechanics, and even running around with what was essentially a rampage before it existed in Apex. And welcome to the schizophrenia club Macro, we WILL get TF3 because TF1 + TF2 = TF3
And in Apex there is three legends conected to three titans, Valkyrie and Northstar, Ash and Ronin, Conduite and Monarch. It is three Titans so they will definitely make a Titanfall 3? Right? RIGHT?
3:31 Not to bust out my Nerdglasses, but if you can only choose 2 Elements at one time there are 42 Options (7*6) if you cant pick Fire + Fire, 7! would mean that you could choose 7 Element-Slots with each one Element. For the first Slot you have 7 Options, for the second only 6 and the third 5 and so on.
Also how did you get 7 if there are only 6 Elements. That means there are only 6*5 Options or 30 Combinations
He said 7 if they added more elements
Its really 15 options because you’re counting every combo twice
6:00 hmmm I wonder if there's any other game taking place in a big futuristic city with a lot of mobility, where events such as extra damage or low gravity take place every few matches AND there's also a destructible environment... I think it was called The Primals... or maybe The College Exams? something like that
The Finals is so good man, I really hope it solidifies more of a community in it's own niche
@@starcore7507I've been grinding this season and it really feels like a perfect game. Sure it has it's issues but like everything about it is peak fun. Never had more fun than I do by stopping steals by destroying buildings
i miss you spellbreak
I feel you with spell break was honestly the most fun game I’ve played.
let me in macro
Let him in
Let him in
The lack of a comma here is…disturbing
@@f.b.iagent3971 The lack of doors being opened to let me in, is disturbing me more.
@@RatbeaterI’ll let you in my door
4:44 i felt like crying when seeing this gameplay, its like seeing a friend you haven't seen in years, you take a double take because you cant believe what your seeing and then the memories hit like a truck
Spell break could have been the perfect PvPvE game imo and hyoerscape could have been a game like tf2 imo But they just had to make a battle royal
I hope they do a overwatch rerelease id honestly play it
Spellbreak actually had a domination-style PvPvE mode later in its lifespan.
As you got kills and captured points, you’d get money to upgrade and buy new equipment throughout the game. The PvE enemies weren’t too much of a challenge, but they helped keep things fast-paced, sorta like the grunts from Titanfall.
I have a lot of fond memories of this mode, if they made a Spellbreak 2 or a spiritual successor like that I’d get it in a heartbeat.
@@derpdude1738 but I believe if they had done it on the launch and introduced a br later or not introduce it at all would have had been better
I haven't played Hyperscape (tho I wish I did, it looks super cool) but I've heard that the biggest problem with it was how insanely high the skill cap was and that because the weapons had perfect accuracy at any range, it lead to pros absolutely dominating new players in the small player base which made it die quicker (or so I've heard at least)
@@nomoregoodpeopleleft yeah that was a big problem but I believe that could have had made it a good fast paced multiplayer shooter as well as many people longed for a game with tf2 abilities
7:00 (to myself): dont get mad dont get mad dont get mad dont get mad dont get mad
I never played spell break, but it looks sick af
yeah i kinda regret not hearing about it
Rest in pieces BT72-74 ❤
My most missed dead game is knockout city. It was unique, fun, colourful and had a banger soundtrack.
Yes to the whole comment
Twitch event voting for The Finals would be absolutely insane, imagine chat votes for dead go boom when their streamer is running melee 💀
I think out of all BRs released during the fad I’d have to say Spellbreak as well, it was soo unique compared to other battle royales
You should 100% make a video about indie movement mechanics and I think me and SOOOOO MANY OTHERS WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT
Macro: no other game has really toyed with using these elemental combinations since.
Genshin Impact: say what now?
But for reals tho, bring back Spellbreak. That game’s amazing.
Genshin impact really just had "water plus fire equals extra damage and status effect. Ice plus earth equals extra damage and status effect." Nothing like the insane combos in spellbreak
i love playing gambling slop made by racist developers!!!!!!
I'd say Warframes a better comparison: cold + heat = blast, or heat + electric = radiation. Each element having other effects beside more damage.
@@insanussnakeus3641 exactly, and the physical elements too, like impact, slash, and puncture!
Hey man your great your the reason I love apex keep up the good work also you should cover predecessor it’s kinda like deadlock❤
you can still play Spellbreak! after the shutdown the devs released a Community Version on itchio. the only thing now is have to host the server yourself or join someone else
There’s also the elemental fracture client. They’ve modded and updated the game
@@KaizenDAmazingthank you!
couldn't agree more will all 3 of these games, I miss them all😭😭😭
Spellbreak im kinda mad at myself for quitting early the game was great and imagine metal and lava gauntlets
Same, when I first got the game I got a win on my first match, which helped me keep playing but it was really hard to stay when the learning curve was insane and everyone could fly
as a fan of 5-6 years i credit you to introducing me to so many new games and I always loved watching your for noob videos whenever a new legend or character would come out.
7:06 Nooooo it’s not dead 😭😭😭
It dead move on
@@Jerms-sq9nd It consistently hits over 3,000 players on steam, that's not dead
Bc offers sells, but it's dead new players can't be happy there. @@gigabyte3420
NFS Prostreet is one of my favourite dead games. That game made me fall in love with cars, racing, the different genres of music and the style of what the game was going for. Spent so long customising and tweaking cars in that game. Included a car that became my dream car. It was the only racing game I’ve played where driving fast is terrifying with the motion blur and camera angles. Split screen drag racing with my dad on the PS3. It was perfect.
4:38 I miss hyperscape I wish Ubisoft could bring it back somehow
So real
For the Titanfall thing, there's actually a spiritual successor indie game called Diesel Knights, although currently its extremely early and only has a demo with the most basic features, its going to be a movement shooter with Dieselpunk mechs
Everytime hyperscape is brought up, i like to also bring up the fact that a TDM mode was added later on. It was much after it died out, so i heard NOBODY talk about it, but i found it out on a bored night when i randomly checked on the game.
And it was like 8x better then the BR. Im being dead serious when i say it would have survived atleast a little more if it was a TDM movment shooter like Titanfall or BO3. Instead it came out right smack dab in the battle royale burnout, so it was doomed to die.
Please ubisoft, if you ever bring this game back, MAKE IT A TDM BASE GAME LIKE COD INSTEAD OF A BATTLE ROYALE! IT WAS SO FUN TO PLAY AND THE BATTLE ROYALE SUCKEDD
Edit: And yes macro, more videos on indie games, especially movment ones would be awesome. Mabye like markipliers 3 scary games series, where you do one video with shorter reviews of three seperate indie titles and your opinions on them? Would be really cool. My recommendations for that would be:
Hollow Knight, Celeste, A Short Hike, Firewatch, Lil Gator Game, Dicey Dungeons, Slay the Spire, more Deep Rock Galactic (mabye its own “For Noobs”videos like Driller…For Noobs), Cuphead, Deaths Door, Enter the Gungeon,Stardew Valley, and Tunic.
i was literally just about to comment about this. if hyper scape ever comes back, they need to stick to the TDM based game. it played so well
i dont think they will considering XDefiant is a thing
@@norrisnix9651 xdefiant isn’t well either. i read somewhere that they were gonna shut down if their next season didn’t bring enough players
@ceetuu_ correct, if they don't get their players back by season 3 it's getting shut down (maybe even season 2 for all we know)
Ubisofts only game that's doing well is Seige, _obviously_
So chances for a Hyper Scape sequel is super low, which dissapoints me cuz I'm still waiting for it and will be forever lol
4:28 these moves got you invited to the function fs
TF2 IS NOT DEAD *CRY*
Why you calling titanfall 2 tf2
@@zapehs because thats the short version??? No one will think im referring to team fortress 2 as its not anywhere near dead
@@Half_a_bosco tf2 is only reserved for team fortress
@@zapehs says who?
Papa scorch will live for ever
I didn't know you covered friends vs friends, I'm obsessed with that game, i wish I could play it!
5:27 in population 1 vr reviving itself was simple as zap with defibrillators but you could also be a ghost for your team but you would be slower and have a fog and color blindness
Yo, that idea at 6:40 is exactly like the hunger games lol. Sending down a care package based on what contestant you are rooting for. That could be crazy cool for a br to let one person become like the “game master”/ audience controls the show design.
6:30
Not sure if you ever checked it out on your channel, but the crowd element really reminds me of an older BR called “The Darwin Project”. It had elements of survival tied in, and the game was controlled by one player in the director chair. They could spectate the match, activate modifiers, and activate global events. Very fun, worth looking at, but don’t know if it’s still online.
the dead game i miss the most is darwin project it was my fav game to watch on twitch cause of the insane chat interaction 😔
I think over the years you’re one of the few youtubers I still have joy watching, keep it up macro!
Hell yeah Macro! Cover some of those fun movement indies!!!
Yes we need a video about indie games that have great movement. That would be a very interesting topic and maybe it can put the games more out there.
I don’t think enough people talk about how great the additions of titans were to balance out the movement and change the playstyle so smoothly
Spell break was really fun, I wish they would do something with the same idea, maybe not a battle royal.
0:09 threw me off with the 2017 was 7 years ago.
I wish i played more spellbreak, I was all over that game when it came out but I played it less and less and then couldn't rlly bring myself to get back into it, it was SUCH a good game tho!
at 3:31 : it most likely wouldn't be 7 factorial as 7 factorial would imply that cases exist where all 7* or so elements would be used in tandem, which would be very difficult to implement as some abilities would negate others, but even if you placed a hypothetical cap of 3 elements it would be 7C3 which would equate to 7*6*5 or 210 combinations, which is incredibly complex and it only gets crazier if you go to 8 or 9 elements. but the increased complexity of element combination was the thing that got me hooked on spellbreak back when it was in EARLY development and made me play it to the bitter end.
PLEASE MAKE THIS VIDEO GO VIRAL FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WE NEED SPELLBREAK TO RETURN
Spell break was so unique and so coolllll. The combos and the visuals, bruh I miss it
Dude, have you ever played the Darwin Project, super fun battle royale with crafting and survival.
Intergrated twitch votes to, i loved that game..
Or Islands of nyne, probaly the funniest BR ive ever played, only lasted like 2 weeks tho
Spellbreak you deserve my tears, I miss it
Spell break was just too difficult. Such a high skill ceiling
Seeing your mechanical skills improve and getting some sick kills was what made it so fun 🥲
Spellbreak movement and combat was actually peak. There’s a special place in hell for those devs for letting the game die the way it did.
I really miss The Cycle.
It was my first experience with the Extractiin shooter genre and in my eyes, it had so much potential. Sadly the company that released The Cycle, ran out of funding, cause the games' monetization didn't work.
I loved the game and would love a reboot.
Thanks for your Videos Macro, keep up the awesome work ❤
yesss please make a video where you cover indie games that have cool movement mechanics
love your vids like these man i think the game i miss the most was the cycle it had fun pvp fun pve focourse not so balanced was really fun extraction shooter had base upgrades missions shop levelups and overall was really getting you into that gameplay and all that stuff much love
I remember playing spell break, hyperscape, apex, paladins and realm royale in their peaks like all at once and it was the best gaming experience of me life tbh I miss it
I would love to see more indie games covered! So many hidden gems that people would love that they just don’t know about!
you should cover every indie game that you think have potential cuz that'll help a lot with the gaming community cuz it's really hard to find a game that's actually enjoyable
booting up titanfall 2 and seeing the servers are still up is the biggest breathe of fresh air fr
Movement mechanics video is a GO, I repeat, it’s a GO!
Dude I remember playing spellbreak and having sooooooooooooo much fun
I liked SpellBreak! It was fun but unfortunately it's gone now 😢
Hyper scape was my favorite game for soo long
You get me. These 3 plus rumbleverse will live in my head forever😭
There is a "Spellbreak" that is currently playable right now. It's not technically Spellbreak cause it's called Elemental Fracture now, but I think it was rebooted by the original devs so we can play it (on pc).
Really awesome picks. Spellbreak does trigger nostalgia and I feel like it was ahead of its time, it would be great to see a revival of some sort if they haven't bought the IP.
Hyper Scape was a game I couldn't really get into at the time but after its death I really liked they design of the map, characters, abilities and more. I think its concept is better as a single player game or co-op like destiny 2 or shatterline. If it were single player it would likely be something with a dope campaign maybe even tiptoeing around cyberpunk
Its a good day when mommy macro posts
Its nice to know I’m not the only one mourning hyperscape every day
Nah see I didn’t think he was gonna bring up spellbreak I’m gonna cry😭 I miss that games so much
Every time Macro talks about titan fall I think he would sacrifice a new born for a titan fall sequel
Gigantic was a really cool moba hero shooter that got shut down and I always hated myself for not playing it more. And then it got rereleased earlier this year and somehow it's even better than I remember it. If you haven't heard of it, you should give it a try. The matchmaking can be spotty at times, but it's still worth playing
Recently played Friends VS Friends with a friend & it was a pretty nice experience. Too bad nobody else plays the game
Spellbreak was so dope
swear this is like a tv show like regular show
Something I don’t see anyone talking about was tf2’s leveling system. You could play a match and get a few levels nothing new, but the way you leveled up was unique. You get tokens called Merit every time you level a weapon, Titan, or by just playing a match. And then there’s the player levels I did the math reaching G100.49 is more than 3000 levels more than any Call of Duty game. You think you’re cool being level 1000 in CoD? Well in Titanfall we had people who had done that 3 times over without starting over every year.
If you did an indie movement shooter vid, you should defo cover The Echo Point Nova Demo. It’s a fantastic proof of concept.
An indie movement game vid would be dope
5:18 knightfall does this (awesome game it died in like a week tho)
Imo, oats was one of the catchiest songs you’ve beautifully composed
hi i really really enjoyed the overnights oat song so i subscribed
I remember seeing some Beta footage of Spell break. Honestly, like Titanfall, it probably would've been more successful if it came out at the time that the skill level of the public majority would be able to pick it up. Titanfall had complicated but revolutionary movement, and Spellbreak was innovative with the way you could combine Gauntlet abilities and make cool combos. Would've loved to give it a go.
A titanfall like is a game called diesel knights its really cool, they have a youtube chanel with kind of devlogs
i'm glad so many people agree how good spellbreak was
I'm looking forward to seeing more content about games I wish I would have add the opportunity to at least give one try
I highly recommend Warfork if you want a good high speed movement shooter.
RIP hyperscape, genuinely loved it
6:44 I remember a Minecraft br tourney that relied on stream donations for your loot
Yeah that would be fun. Variety is always great
I would love a review/showcase of movment based indie games
RIP Cycle Frontier
Spell break died because they were so slow on updates, so the game fizzled out but I loved that game so much I miss it
About your point about Fortnites revive system being old. I really like My Hero Ultra Rumbles revival mechanic of giving the enemy 20 seconds to finish you or you just get up, the timer stops if you take damage and you can still be revived by your teammates in 5 seconds