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Fracture Point, un nuevo Roguelike FPS con elementos de tiradores de saqueadores, anunciado para PC

Autor: Joshua Mar 21,2025

Kyrylo Burlaka, un desarrollador de juegos independiente, ha presentado Fracture Point , un tirador de primera persona de ritmo rápido. Ambientada en una metrópolis distópica realista envuelta en una guerra entre una corporación poderosa y la resistencia, el juego presenta niveles generados procedimientos y mecánica de tiradores de saqueadores.

A medida que asciende un rascacielos de la corporación, buscará equipo y botín para actualizar su personaje. Piso por piso, lucharás contra mercenarios, enfrentarás a las fuerzas de seguridad y enfrentarás a los jefes desafiantes. Mire el avance del anuncio arriba y consulte las capturas de pantalla iniciales en la galería a continuación.

Punto de fractura - Primeras capturas de pantalla

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El punto de fractura tiene un parecido sorprendente con el clásico PS2 FPS de Criterion, negro . Esto no es una coincidencia; El propio Burlaka citó los juegos de Criterion como una influencia significativa en su viaje de desarrollo.

Agregue el punto de fractura a su lista de deseos de vapor para mantenerse actualizado sobre su desarrollo y estar entre los primeros en jugar al lanzarse.

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