Rogue Stormers

Critic reviews

• ZTGD

  Wyatt Daniels · Oct 28, 2016

  5.5

  Eliminating the rough edges and making the leveling up actually fun and frequent would go a long way to improving Rogue Stormers. It drips compelling things every now and then, but those don’t justify all the grind and frustration that lords over them.

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• ZTGD

  Drew Leachman · May 06, 2016

  6.0

  Rogue Stormers isn’t going to blow your socks off by any means, but there is still some fun to be had, once you level up your characters and start experimenting with the sub-weapons. Add in a couple of friends to play with and you’re in for a decent time for at least a few hours. The grind may eventually get to you, but along the way, there can be some fun in there.

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• COGconnected

  Nicholas Plouffe · May 06, 2016

  6.5

  Finally, the last nail in the coffin that would stop me from buying Rogue Stormers – despite all of the great potential it has to entertain – is the price tag. Solely my own opinion, but I just think twenty dollars is a bit too much to ask for. You can get other games that are great and offer a similar experience for cheaper.

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• Hardcore Gamer

  Jason Bohn · Apr 21, 2016

  6.0

  The most frustrating thing about Rogue Stormers is that it is a few major flaws from being the perfect game. The potential for unlimited replayability, designed to be enjoyed solo or with friends, and permanent cross character boosts make for a title that would warrant untold hours of late nights and miserable, sleep deprived mornings. The pace of actual play hobbles it, though.

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• Cubed3

  Eric Ace · Nov 12, 2016

  5.0

  Its style and ideas are interesting, but each level feels the same, and the very root of the entire system is not interesting enough to really encourage any desire to play for any length of time.

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• Brash Games

  Tyler Schurwan · Oct 25, 2016

  7.0

  All in all, the gameplay is smooth and easy to play. I feel like this game will be really fun for a group of friends that don’t mind repetiveness.

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