FragPunk - Gráficos e Estatísticas da Steam

Muito bom!!

MELHOR FPS DO MOMENTO

- O jogo é excelente, divertido e viciante. - O sistema de cartas tem apenas dois lados, ou você gosta muito ou chega um ponto que voce vai odiar... no meu caso eu gostei e acho que é o charme do jogo. - Só bala na cabeça e putaria, nhaaaaaaaaaaaa

FRAGPUNK offers a fun and chaotic gameplay experience, especially in ranked mode, where players strategize each round using a variety of cards. However, despite the large number of available cards, only a small percentage feel truly desirable. The game thrives on unpredictability, favoring proactive players who take the initiative rather than those who react to opponents’ moves. While this chaotic nature can lead to interesting mind games, it also makes deeper strategic play harder for the average player. Unlike games such as CS or Valorant, teamwork is not as intuitive—players tend to focus on their own actions and kills rather than supporting the team. DO NOT expect someone to flash for you. DO NOT expect someone to smoke for you. DO NOT expect any level of teamplay - It can happen, but the game makes you focus on youself, and tries to give you the tools for your self-sufficiency, like every character being able to purchase smokes, flashes, granades and molotovs. That said, since the game is relatively new, this could change over time. The combat features a higher time-to-kill (TTK) compared to similar shooters, which can be a hit or miss depending on player preference. Someone might miss the mid range one taps from VAL and CS, and feel frustrated by the higher difficulty on dealing with multi threats with 1 magazine. Others might prefer the "spray on the head" feeling and not dying randomly by a lucky shot through a smoke. This design choice (combined with the slow movement) makes quick peeks less effective and places greater emphasis on using skills and gadgets to gain control of space and angels. However, it also means that sniper one-shots feel particularly frustrating to deal with. One standout feature is the duel mechanic for resolving draws, which is an excellent and well-received addition. The user interface, unfortunately, is extremely cluttered, making navigation overwhelming. While many players have voiced concerns about the game’s multiple currencies, only a few are paid, and earning free cosmetics is relatively easy. The battle pass even refunds its full value when completed, making the monetization model far from predatory, despite the presence of gacha (ew) mechanics and bundles. As a tip, if you're lost on the UI, just search for the red gift icons for you to receive new stuff, and ignore the rest. The biggest downside, however, is the alleged heavy use of AI-generated images, which I find morally unacceptable in the current context we live in, tho I'll not get deep into it here. This alone is enough for a thumbs-down recommendation for me, even though the game itself would otherwise be an easy recommendation.