If a Pyro mage melts your ice youвЂ™ll simply follow-up by electrifying the puddle and damaging your opponent. Frost is the sniper analogue in Spellbreak, yet long-range death dealers will find the shorter range Conduit gauntlet pairs quite nicely with it. The dual-wield nature of the gauntlets often leads to you scrambling for the most optimal combination that best suites your playstyle. What makes combat in Spellbreak truly sing though is how well every element combos off each other. IвЂ™m certainly not the first person to make this allusion, and I wonвЂ™t be the last: from the massive fissures that erupt from the earth, giant tornadoes, electrified storms, fire walls, and clouds of poison, the combat in Spellbreak frequently makes you feel like a badass wizard toying with elemental forces they probably shouldnвЂ™t be. Each of the six current elements are explosive and powerful, and you quite literally feel like a bender out of Avatar. While the world of Spellbreak is uninspired, the battles are anything but. It doesnвЂ™t take long to wrap your head around how looting in Spellbreak works, which is important due to the smaller scale of the matches, at least when compared to similar battle-royales.Д¬ombat, however, does. There are only two consumables (both with a small/large variant), three pieces of equipment, lootable skills called Runes, scrolls for improving passive talents, and the gauntlets themselves. There isnвЂ™t a true inventory system in Spellbreak, because the gear and consumables are all fairly straightforward. From there players will find the usual array of loot, but it has all been streamlined into a more focused affair. ThatвЂ™s because Spellbreak features a light class system, and prior to every match youвЂ™ll pick one of the six elements to drop in as. There the game not only introduces players to a few of the arcane-infused gauntlets вЂ“ SpellbreakвЂ™s version of weapons вЂ“ but the handful of different loot options available in the game.ДЇor starters, you can carry two gauntlets at a time in Spellbreak, though whatever you carry in your right-hand canвЂ™t be swapped out for a different element. At the start, Spellbreak introduces players to its unique magic-casting combat via a relatively informative tutorial. There are no guns, no bows, no swords just raw, brutal spellcasting. If the gameвЂ™s title wasnвЂ™t already a dead giveaway, Spellbreak is all about magic.

Spellbreak is Avatar: The Last Airbender, but with mages.

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