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Five of you. Five of them. Face off in a battle where everything you build, destroy, construct or shoot has a devastating impact on the entire game. Build defences using a crazy range of block types and work together in this FPS where no game is EVER the same.
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Digital ChumpsPatrick ReidMay 20158.8/10Ultimately, Block N Load is a ….load of fun (I'm sorry) and will be seeing a lot more playtime on my part moving forward. A highly strategic game that allows you a lot of freedom in what that strategy is. The team with the most innovative plan will likely be the winner, and that key element of innovation can come from anyone and any class.
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Gamers FTWDaniel VaughanMay 20158.6/10Block N Load is an addictive fast-paced strategy game that is definitely worth checking out, and guaranteed to keep you entertained for hours.
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PC GamerOmri PetitteMay 201576/100A habit-forming FPS for its strategic possibilities and tactical depth, but the lack of matchmaking is especially worrisome.
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COGconnectedLucas RaycevickMay 201560/100Look, I don't want to be crapping all over this game because it actually is a decent title that based off of many multiplayer games on Steam, and it should get better with time. I am hoping that some content updates come sooner rather than later, as the game only has five maps at launch as well as one game mode and six characters, so in reality there's not much in the way of content here. I should not that thanks to the dynamic with the varied classes, the game can only be better with friends, but even as you play with them, the cheap tactics and repetitive gameplay can grow stale
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GamingBoltMartin ToneyMay 20156/10If you're looking for a player driven, skill based, class operated first person shooter, Block N Load is not the game for you. Team Fortress 2, a game which is free to play in its entirety, does it better in just about every way.
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IGDB rating 7.2/10 from 15 ratings.
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