Battlerite review

Reworked Bloodline Champions - Battlerite
The game is considered a spiritual successor to Bloodline Champions and is created by the same developers, Stunlock Studios.

Battlerite is a “Team Arena Brawler” or a “team-based fighting game” that focuses entirely on PvP combat and is very competitive by design. Because of this, it’s helpful to get some kind of guidance when you first start playing — the game has an in-game tutorial (career).
The developers have mentioned the possibility of the game transitioning to a free-to-play model on its full release date (expected in late 2017)

GAMEPLAY:

Players choose from a pool of champions that are classified as either melee, ranged or support.
Battlerite is mainly played in either a 2vs2 or 3vs3 game mode. Of these, the 3vs3 mode is the “official” tournament game mode, and it’s what the game is mostly balanced around — in 2vs2, certain matchups can be or at least feel like they’re impossible to beat.

Pros:

- Fast gameplay
- Easy to play - hard to master
- Satisfying chests opening with skins

Cons:

- Battlerite currently suffering from lack of players, as the game is still in Early Access
- Toxicity of some players

I would give Battlerite 7/10 overall, maybe more when the game will be free to play.

Reworked Bloodline Champions - Battlerite
The game is considered a spiritual successor to Bloodline Champions and is created by the same developers, Stunlock Studios.

Battlerite is a “Team Arena Brawler” or a “team-based fighting game” that focuses entirely on PvP combat and is very competitive by design. Because of this, it’s helpful to get some kind of