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Solo Byte Games / Aug 24, 2021 / Action, Casual, Indie
Fracture Hell is a replayable arcade shooter featuring dynamic destruction and deck building. Choose a class, equip your favorite guns and build a deck of upgrade cards to beat your current high score and unlock new gear.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure | RecommendedNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | Core i7-6700HQ Can't tell | Anything modern should be enough. Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Nvidia GTX 960M Can't tell | Anything modern is probably more than enough. Better is always better. Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 2 GB RAM Can't tell | 2 GB RAM Can't tell |
This update enables the Steam Cloud and syncing your save games across multiple devices. All the profiles and gameplay relevant data is stored in the cloud. (like your unlocks, load-outs, decks, etc.) Settings like fullscreen, volume, and all other options are not stored in the cloud because they are device-specific. Have a nice day!
Open on Steam3 user reviews
100% positive, 3 reviews
Pretty decent quality, for what you might expect from a new title on Steam. Good fun, pretty responsive, feels good. My one massive gripe, is the decision to make ammo-count a thing for your main gun. In my playthrough, despite putting many of the upgrades (hey, upgrades are cool) into ammo, it ended with no bullets. I think it takes away from the "fun" part of the game: spamming bullets and going "AHHHH!" So...
2 found this helpful, 2021-08-24
Review for version 2.3.0: I would give it 4.5 or 5 stars, I'm not sure which one yet, because I haven't played it a lot for now, but this is a game you should follow or buy instantly. It have a pretty good amount of content now and more content is coming. The game is incredible cheap for its value. The game is very polished and I haven't encounter any bugs. They improved a lot from version 1.1.9, and the GUI looks...
0 found this helpful, 2021-12-29
Great game I'm not sure how I feel about different character score bonuses but that's just a small nitpick. The game doesn't explain anything about the enemies and I really liked that because it allowed me to learn about the enemy types. Which was oddly satisfying for some reason. There are plenty of different character types to choose from. The effects and sound implementation was well done. I had a lot of fun with...
0 found this helpful, 2021-08-31
