There’s no way to crouch, sprint, or quickly turn around 180 degrees, which keeps the game simple but tends to get boring pretty fast. By making the circle only tap-able from the center, but able to move out afterwards, would be a good fix to this in my opinion. I’d often end up tapping too far up into the edge of the circle and start firing my weapon. One thing I didn’t like was that looking around kind of gets restricted to a pretty small area under the firing circle. You can also tap to reload your gun and view the ammunition by a clearly labeled icon above the fire circle. Players are given a standard movement circle on the left-hand side of the screen, and then a fire button on the right-hand side, once you unlock and purchase equipment a button will appear for that as well. Respawnables keeps the controls very simple, and the amount of things you need to worry about to a very minimum. Respawnables manages to offer respectable visuals throughout the game, even down to the smallest visual elements.
Some titles will have great in-game graphics, but riddled with ugly interfaces or text. There’s definitely still some room for improvement in certain aspects of the game’s Visuals, but you won’t find too many games of this genre with as solid of a graphical set as a whole.
Also, I really like how the levels are laid out and there isn’t one map that is too similar to another. I applaud Respawnables for having such a wide variety of different animations and models for weapons, armor, and cosmetic purchases. The weakest point would be some choppiness and odd movements, and probably some of the interface elements, but these are minor and aren’t really that bad compared to some other games. While the game doesn’t have hideous graphics, they’re not necessarily something to boast about - but they are solid across the board and that’s really important.
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