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How I reviewed FBC: Firebreak I played almost ten hours of FBC: Firebreak on PS5 and DualSense Wireless Controller in the build-up to launch using a copy provided by Remedy Entertainment.

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Remedy Entertainment’s FBC: Firebreak launched to a rocky reception, but the developer has been working diligently to update the game and improve the co-op experience. Remedy has now shared a ...

In FBC: Firebreak, each class only has one gun, but whether it's a submachine gun, shotgun, or rifle, the gear I get my gloved mitts on do pitifully little damage and don't pack much impact.

All of FBC: Firebreak’s missions (known as jobs) ultimately use the same structure: get in, achieve your objectives, and then return to the elevator you entered the level in.

"FBC: Firebreak is a compelling co-op shooter that, despite its good looks, doesn’t have the depth to keep things interesting long-term," we wrote in IGN's FBC: Firebreak review, awarding it 6/10.

FBC: Firebreak casts three players in the role of the titular unit, a team that goes into the paranormal messes which often wreak havoc in the Oldest House's impossible innards and cleans 'em up.

FBC: Firebreak team acknowledges onboarding frustrations, assuring things will change "You feel ineffective and confused as to what to do. This needs to be improved." Image credit: Remedy ...

FBC: Firebreak is Remedy Entertainment’s first self-published game and will be available on PC (Steam and Epic Games Store), Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 for $40 / €40 / £33.

FBC: Firebreak launches for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC this summer. When it releases, it will be available via Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra subscriptions.

It's impossible to judge a game like FBC: Firebreak until you go hands-on with a group of friends and get a feel for the long-term gameplay loop, but it's also impossible to deny that it's enticing.