Recent reviews by B.Fett

What you get right now is an extraction shooter experience which is basically a less stressful Tarkov sort of experience, and a king of the hill team vs team (20v20) type game mode. The extraction shooter side of this game is loosely mission based with combat taking place on different large maps as the player progresses. Head-shots are not instant unless you play a sniper class, there's a variety of ammo types with different penetration chances for armor, and different armors. There's no magazines. On death you lose everything you brought into the map. In general it's fun and I may revisit this in the future.

The King of the Hill game mode is just chaotic. There's too many players running around shooting at each other. No one plays together so it feels like the old school shooters where you'd join for a quick round or two of TDM, except there's no Team Death Match here. I hope more game modes are added in the future.

The current season ends in 40 days. I suggest waiting till then to see where the game is at.

High quality music for free is always a good deal. I looked but could not find these on Spotify so why not check them out here?

Battle Bit is a fun FPS game that still very much deserves the Early Access tag that is listed on this page. The game-play itself is fun, the guns pack a punch and the developers are listening to the community to improve the game. The game's biggest issues are map design and in some instances lack of texturing. Some walls are a solid color without texture and it can be difficult to see depth. This is being addressed in game with better lighting, and new maps are being developed which I hope will add more variety to the game.

The unofficial servers are worth checking out as they have more variation of game modes than the official ones which seem to be strictly capture the base or plant the bomb game modes.

I hope more game modes are added such as capture the flag, freeze tag, kill confirmed (where dead players drop tokens on death which need to be picked up to score a point), free for all, sniper only matches, support for clan vs clan battles, additional combined arms game modes and maps, and escort the VIP game modes.

Hopefully this game will take off, and the devs will not focus on purely cosmetic changes, as game-play is essential for a thriving player base.

Not really impressed. The things that should be easy such as placing items into a bag become very hard. Trying to use the drill is even more frustrating as it's a lot of guess work.

Gun play feels pretty solid, the classes have a diverse selection of weapons that can easily be aquired after some play time. I also like how nothing seems to be hard locked behind leveling.

Definately give it a shot. Hopefully we will see more gamemodes and maps.

Kind of plays similar to Age of Empires meets rise of nations. I played through the tutorial and then fizzled out on the actual game. I still recommend if you have a desire to play Age of Empires and don't want to buy it on Steam.

If you are in the mood for some simple loops that can then be combined together to make catchy music within the span of 30 minutes this game is for you. It's also decent at layering melodies together to sound good as an individual piece might not sound good at first. It's free and certainly worth a look

This game does not make any sense, even after reading the rules it's not clear how to win or what needs to be done to win.

This game was fun until the developers decided to shut the game down for several weeks at a time to work on patches. The result of the patches were a water downed game and less dynamic game. This game was unique and I really liked the teleportation feature that it had. It's a real shame that the devs killed their own game.

The UI is fairly difficult to navigate. I'm a gamer and a graphic designer with an interest in music. I also am coming from playing FRACT OST which is a music making game. I wish that it was more intuitive as to how to place notes and set loops on the tracks. Quality of life improvements such as adding a zoom in and out feature to the entire track as I'm editing it would be very nice to have. Changing instruments is fairly easy, though the music output wasn't working immediately when I started the program though I was able to set that up.

Overall I think there's a lot of potential for this to become an amazingly powerful bit of software for making music. It just needs UI improvements so that new people more naturally know how to navigate the interface and can start creating their own beats.