Spellbreak - my honest opinion & tips [with gameplay]

The best thing about this production is gameplay. Are you bored with battleroyale where nothing is happening and the game resembles a running simulator? You are collecting items 10 minutes to get killed in a second by a camper ? You won't experience it in a spellbreak. Here the action takes place from the very beginning and the variety of skills keeps the person focused from the very first seconds.

What's most interesting about spellbreak is that all of the skills are skillshots. You have to hit everyone and some skills go slower and others faster. It is a challenging game that gives a lot of satisfaction once you master the mechanics.

As for the mechanics itself, we have gloves instead of weapons. Each glove has its own element. Stone, Ice, Fire, Wind, Poison, Electricity. The elements can be combined with each other to obtain interesting combinations. In example you can throw at the opponent a big stone with a stone gloves and set it on fire with a fire gloves. Before the match, we choose our primary gloves and during the game we can get the second one and freely change it to another. What is important is that we cannot change the main glove during the match and we develop our main glove by advancing to higher levels. Each level improves our active skills or gives us new passive ones.

Items has their rarity. Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. Items that we can get are an amulet that increases the mana pool, shoes that increase our movement speed and a belt that gives us a shield that absorbs damage.There are also potions in the game that replenish life or shield.

There are also runes in the game. They give you various possibilities, such as a quick flight from place to place like a dragonball character. You can take to the air like an enraged hulk. Or just become a shadow and disappear in order to attack an disoriented people.

Positioning plays a key role here, where you stand is very important because you can effectively hit the enemy from a distance while being in a safe place from which you can escape when you get into trouble and start attacking again killing confused opponents

In my opinion, it's best to use the element of surprise and focus on one person. Waiting for the right moment and the element of surprise play a key role here.

The most important thing is to observe the terrain, there are often situations in which you attack the team and another one gets on your back and you all die. You have to spend some time observing the area and best tactic is attacking other teams weakened after the fight.

Sometimes it is better to run away for a while and heal in order to return to the fight in full strength