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• gamedeal user

  Jan 25, 2022

  Devs need to make this F2P. The $10 paywall doesn't help the fact that the playerbase of this game is nonexistent. It's a multiplayer game with no one to play it with. This game is one of the most amazing shooters I've ever played. It requires a completely different strategy than any other shooter out there. this game is 100% unique and it works so well. Unfortunately there is no one to play it with so the game is dead. The Devs seem to refuse to implement a F2P with micro transactions system for this. I keep my fingers crossed and pray that this game gets bought by a publisher that knows what they're doing. P.S. I have a lot more hours than what's being showed here, but they are logged for the Beta.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 31, 2022

  FUCK THESE DEVS. MAKE THE GAME FREE WOULDVE SOLVED EVERYTHING BUT NO RATHER JUST DO NOTHING AND LET THE BEST FPS CONCEPT IN YEARS DIE
• MysticTrix

  Jan 16, 2023

  Sadly no players for this game anymore.
• wyvern098

  Mar 26, 2023

  This game doesn't have a ton of players, but if you have even one friend who's willing to give it a try, it's stellar. The unique mechanic of a time loop is absolutely excellent, and interacting with essentially a team of yourself is beyond cool.
• gamedeal user

  May 26, 2020

  This is honestly one of the most original FPS idea's I've seen in a long time. If you have even a passing interest in FPS games, I would recommend that you check this game out. The tutorial is fairly quick, and games don't last very long. You'll have a very basic understanding of the game within 10-20 minutes, and you'd still have the option to refund at that point if this game doesn't end up interesting you. Quantum League is a 1v1 or 2v2 Time Looping FPS. The primary game mode has you attempting to stand on a point in the arena, while trying to prevent the opponent from doing the same before a cycle ends. If you do, you get a point. If the enemy does, they get a point. The first player/team to get to 2/3 points wins the match. Boiled down really simply, this is the entire game. The twist is that players are stuck in a time loop. Each fight in a match is 15 seconds long. At the end of those 15 seconds, time is frozen and rewound back to the start. This happens 3 times within a match before a point is given. This is called a cycle. When a match first starts, it's just you and the enemy for the first 15 seconds. When the 2nd part of a cycle begins, a clone copies all of the actions you did in the first round, and you have full control of your character like normal. When the 3rd part of a cycle begins, 2 clones are spawned with you, repeating the actions you previously made in the 1st and 2nd parts of the cycle. Whoever ends up on the point at the end of the third part of a cycle gets a point. If both players end up standing on the point at the end of a cycle, no points are given and another cycle starts again. This repeats until either player/team ends up with the required amount of points to win. The time looping aspect of this game really shakes up normal FPS strategy. When you "die" in this game you desync, essentially turning into a ghost for the remainder of the round. You cannot interact with the enemies or objects in the game while you are like this. The catch is that you can prevent your previous death by killing whoever killed the first you to begin with. Now the actions you made while desync'd *actually happen in game*. This can seriously shake up how you play this game. For example, if in the 1st part of a cycle I get my opponent down to 10 health before he kills me, I (2nd Me) can intentionally try to deal 10 damage to him (1st Him) before I die (1st Me) to prevent my 1st part death, keeping my 1st part self alive to do whatever I did while desync'd. This makes death much less of an issue in Quantum League, as I can continue to do what I think is best while dead, and prevent my death in the future to actually do what I did while dead, except I'm not dead anymore. Confusing right? This game makes you think in very weird and unusual ways compared to normal FPS games. Time travel is like that I guess. Also, friendly fire does exist in the game, so don't go around killing yourselves if you want to win. As of right now, there is no monetization model outside of buying the game. You gain access to every character and gun in the game with your purchase. Cosmetics exist for every character, but they can only be unlocked by playing the game and earning Quarks, the in-game currency. There is a "Battle Pass" in the game called a Reward Track. You DO NOT pay for it. Everyone who buys the game has access to it right at the start. No purchase needed. There is no mention of the content in the track being exclusive to the current season or not, which as of right now is 14 days long with 14 levels to gain. Overall, I'd recommend this game to anyone willing to try it. It has a unique concept, relatively low price for entry, and a lot of room to improve as a player. The skill floor is fairly low, I mean it's an FPS after all. You aim at the dudes and shoot them until they're dead at the end of the day. The skill ceiling is insanely high if you can work time to your advantage though. Check it out!
• gamedeal user

  May 27, 2020

  CLOCK BLOCKERS: The Game Only took 9 years.
• gamedeal user

  May 28, 2020

  I had to team kill myself to stop myself from team killing myself
• gamedeal user

  May 28, 2020

  Alright boys let me tell you this game is freaking awesome. However devs you must go hard on advertising. Your game is great but your player base is so so so bad. You must expand all resources on making sure this game gets the attention it deserves. I hope the best for you guys.
• gamedeal user

  May 28, 2020

  now i know what a bad teammate i am
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2020

  I really like the concept of the game but: -Grenades are invisible wth -Matchmaking puts you up against Diamond players when you start as a Bronze 3, wth? Idea is really nice but I'm not sure about 20€ for so little content. It feels like a really nice F2P.