Friends vs Friends Review (Steam)
For our Friends vs Friends Review, we play a frantic, online PvP shooter that combines combat and deck building. Choose a character, customize your card-based loadout, and get ready for the fights of your life!
Friends vs Friends Review Pros:
- Brilliant cartoon graphics.
- 6.55GB download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Graphics settings – resolution, a field of view slider, v-sync, fullscreen, max fps, anti-aliasing, reflection, environment effects, decal amount, shadow quality, internal resolution, and general graphics quality preset.
- Full controller support.
- Can Invert the axis for both the controller and the mouse along with sensitivity sliders.
- A full 3D game world that feels like you are inside a comic book or cartoon.
- Daily and weekly quests.
- Ten characters with three initially then you unlock the rest by leveling up.
- The shop is where you buy card booster packs.
- Build your own deck of cards.
- The game can be played with a. Ouse and keyboard.
- First-person shooter gameplay.
- Four ways to play – 1v1, 2v2, private match, and play with bots.
- Win streak and games played are shown on screen.
- The main hub world lets you run around and use the shop etc.
- Combines cards with a shooter.
- Every life you get a set of random cards from your deck and then play them however you want.
- Slow-mo kill sequences.
- Damage numbers pop.
- A shooter where you cannot zoom in through sights or anything unless the gun has it so a sniper rifle for example.
- Earn EXP and earn rewards, and unlock new characters.
- You get exp even if you lose.
- The winner is the first to 3 kills.
- Six types of cards – buff, debuff, weapon, helper, wild, and trap cards.
- Two maps – rooftop, and theatre.
- Each character has a unique passive.
- Your cards can affect your opponent.
- Many cards types from guns to defensive abilities or big head mode.
- You can try out the weapons at the shop in the hub.
Friends vs Friends Review Cons:
- Bot matches give such little exp.
- You don’t get a tutorial.
- Just doesn’t feel that fun to play.
- Had many online games and it’s the same tactics over and over.
- Advantageous locations mean the first one to get it wins.
- Takes a while to learn all the cards.
- Only two levels to play on.
- Two game modes.
- The menu is huge so it can get crazy when selecting parts of it.
- Needs more variety like free for all or objectives.
- The levels feel small and claustrophobic.
Related Post: Is Future Potential for Gaming at 8K All it’s Cracked up to Be?
Friends vs Friends:
Developer: Brainwash Gang
Publisher: Raw Fury
Store Links –
