Wanted to like it. But was just not fun to me. If you love just shooting stuff and dodging, then it might be fun. I was looking for a diablo2 in space, and that is certainly not what i got.
Grindy in a bad way. You replay the campaign ground hog day style, but the missions are survivors style and you don't keep anything between runs. A looter game that takes your loot feels bad man.
It seems cool at first and then you find out it is not.
Disappointing Experience – Looks Great, Plays Poorly If you’re a keyboard-and-mouse player, beware. The controls are painfully awkward — ship turning is so sensitive that even tapping a key spins you in a full circle. The alternative control style, relative control scheme, but it’s just as twitchy. There’s no sense of weight to your ship at all, making movement feel floaty and disconnected. Weapons lack any real impact; firing them feels more like pushing air than unleashing firepower. I gave it less than an hour, and honestly, that was enough. The game looks fantastic in trailers, but outside of flashy lights, it’s surprisingly bland and basic. Maybe my expectations were too high, but I found myself bored far faster than I expected.
EDIT 2: I got to the endgame, and I'll say there are elements that are definitely disappointing, which I hate to say about this game. It has a lot of neat build opportunities, loot is plentiful, the graphics are flashy and surprisingly beautiful, and this has some of the best feeling controls to a space shooter that I've seen in a while. Combat feels smooth, surprisingly cinematic at times, and is just a joy to look at. It has a LOT of good things going for it. Its biggest weakness is that it appears to have significant depth, yet struggles to deliver the content to achieve that depth. Much of the loot feels superfluous, and upon reaching the endgame, it felt very much like I had experienced almost everything the game has to offer. For an indie game produced by a single person, this is an EXTREMELY impressive effort, and has some absurdly complex systems that can lend to some really incredible builds and gameplay. But in the end, it's a space shooter where you fly about and shoot, and ...
Scratches many itches, good progression and interesting story.
The game is well-made. After 70 hours of playtime, here’s my input: 1. More weapon variety – Add unique types to keep combat fresh. 2. Better endgame – Include more mission types (mining, racing, quick puzzles). Avoid long puzzles—players often dislike them. 3. Expanded skill tree – Limit some nodes to unlock new playstyles, not just maxing everything. 4. More weapon mods – Example: A laser mod splits beams into three but reduces damage by 30% per line. 5. Improved gear upgrades – Current crafted gear trivializes post-Challenge 40. Add fusion/enchantment systems. 6. Optimization fixes – FPS drops below 10 with high-end hardware (RTX 5080, 13th-gen CPU) during heavy projectile use.
Space diablo with an interesting gimmick. Worth your cash
I just had a lot of fun
A well made and well polished game. You can tell the dev made it with alot of love and actually played and test the game themselves. The only criticism is even on a i7 13700k, rtx 4080s, 32gb ddr5. The game still have occasional slow downs and stutters after long play sessions.
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Reality Break costs $24.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 Processor: Dual Core 2.4 GHz Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: 2012 graphics or better DirectX: Version 10 Storage: 5 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: OS *: Windows 7 Processor: Dual Core 4+ GHz Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: 2016 graphics or better DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 5 GB available space
Reality Break is available on Windows PC.
Reality Break has 74% positive reviews from 23 players.
Reality Break was released on Feb 10, 2025.
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