So you get some variety straight out of the gates.
After I progress in a round a little, I can use my tornado spell, not only as an attack, but as a way to shoot myself into the air for an advantage.Įvery gauntlet has a small, quick attack, and a bigger, almost area-of-effect attack (tornados & walls of fire anyone?). I pretty much always pick the wind element (Tempest, I believe). Oh, and all mages can levitate for a little while, so actually, verticality is a massive part of the game, too. Although the graphical style and fantasy dressing give me pretty strong Realm Royale vibes, it’s nothing like that at all. Spellbreak sets itself apart by being focused on magic. Very quickly, you’re kitted-out with a couple of elemental gauntlets, some health and shield pickups to consume if needed, and you’re making your way as the circle closes. So you can get basic gear and improved/better variants, depending on where you loot or how lucky you are. Like most battle royale games, your loot is graded. Giving you a choice of elemental powers.īetter still, Spellbreak lets you choose one to start with, and then you can pick another one up on your way.
#SPELLBREAK NEW GAUNTLET FREE#
Grab your preferred gauntlet to drop with one set of elemental abilities, and you’re good to go.Ĭhoose where to drop, by teleporting to one of the few randomised spots on the map and then hope you get somewhere free of enemies, so you can loot-up. It’s another battle royale, but Spellbreak does plenty to set itself apart. What is Spellbreak?Ĥ2 battlemages drop onto an island. My magic-flinging battlemage can fly around, no matter where I am. Playing on Switch and on PC, my progress is carried between them, seamlessly. Better still I love games that are cross-platform, and let you carry your progress with your account. By now, I think it’s pretty well known that I love a battle royale.
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