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So, folks can dive back into the Oldest House in FBC: Firebreak. I mean, it’s got some wild co-op stuff going on. But, uh, the start? A bit of a letdown. People are kinda scratching their heads, wondering what’s up with the intro and tutorial. You see, this game’s a whole new ball game from Remedy, which is exciting and… maybe intimidating. Fans, bless ’em, are crossing their fingers for a fix in an update. There’s some chatter about the launch making things a bit shaky for its future. Who knew?
Now, stepping into familiar scenes from the Remedy Universe, we find ourselves back in the Oldest House – that twisted, mysterious place also seen in Control. FBC: Firebreak’s different; not so heavy on story like the others. But really, all you need to wrap your head around is that you’re playing as these Firebreak agents – basically, you’re on a mission to kick some extradimensional baddies out. Oh, and you get some cool, freaky weapons to help. Always a plus, right?
Alright, let’s pause. A lotta folks are struggling to really get into it. Why? ‘Cause the game just tosses you in with magical whatnots and says, “Go fight!” without really explaining the big how-to. It’s like trying to write a novel with just a pencil and no paper. Crazy much? People are fumbling around, trying to figure out each weapon’s deal, modifiers, and just how the heck to move through levels. There’s the fun stuff – powerful abilities and weapons – but they’re locked away behind this grind. Fans are pretty vocal on forums. It’s like the Wild West out there.
Pivoting back – or was it forward? – these lower levels? A bit of a snooze-fest. Quick and easy to the point where seasoned players might just doze off. The magic here, if we can call it that, is the teamwork. When things start turning spicy, teamwork becomes the hero. But with a bunch of equally puzzled players, it’s… chaotic. And the game doesn’t really help with nice comms or anything. It’s like a group of people trying to assemble IKEA stuff without instructions. Yup.
Some folks are ringing the alarm bells about its not-so-flashy launch, thinking about the long haul. Games like this, they either soar high or… well, vanish. But hey, Remedy’s got a solid rep, and there’s hope they’ll tackle these bumps. Just giving the tutorial a nice polish and maybe juggling levels around might do the trick.
Well, that’s a ride, huh?
