The Riftbreaker is a sci-fi base-building survival game with action RPG elements, step into the shoes of Ashley S. Novak an elite commando/scientist riding a powerful mecha suit, the bulwark of humanities efforts to colonize the distant planet of Galatea 37. For now, she is the only human on the planet the rift that she came in can only travel one way, her immediate mission is to build a two-way portal to allow for further colonization of the planet, but it is easier said than done especially with the natives knocking at your door and they don’t seem too friendly.  

• A two-way portal is a very complex machine that will require enormous amounts of energy and resources you will need to build a complex web of facilities like mines, refineries, power plants, and research facilities to even begin making it.
• As you build facilities and expand your operation on the planet nature itself will soon start noticing you as a threat to its natural balance. Ready up your defenses construct walls, barriers, and defense towers as you repel waves and waves of attacks that will get stronger for each passing day and they will not stop until every trace of you on the planet is gone.
• Earlier scans of Galatea 37 show perfect habitable conditions to live in, its also full of rare minerals and substances that can be found throughout the world in different biomes of the planet but be ready for anything unknown flora, fauna, and harsh weather conditions might get in your way.
• Rift Breakers’ difficulty system can be tweaked and customized to fit your preferred playstyle change the frequency of attacks as well as their strength and numbers, resource abundance, the severity of weather events, raw enemy damage, and tons of other settings.

Reviews

The Riftbreaker feels like a momentous big-budget release. Thankfully, its amazing visuals that scale well from less powerful rigs all the way to the latest GPUs keep its aesthetic an eye-popping selling point across multiple setups.

screenrant.com  

A fantastic game for any base-building fans, The Riftbreaker’s tight combination of action-RPG and tower-defense elements produce an addictively fun experience well worth the inevitable hours you’ll lose to it.

gamegrin.com