Splitgate 2 - Beta
Last updated: 2025-05-24
- Satisfying gunplay and fast-paced, engaging gameplay.
- Fluid movement and strategic portal mechanics.
- Improved gameplay over the original game.
- Fair, non-intrusive free-to-play model.
- Severe server instability and downtime.
- Poor matchmaking with bot lobbies.
- Reviews
(sample size) - 1297
- Helpful reviews
- 56%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 38%
- Protest reviews
- 6%
- 57%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 43%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 1001
- Negative points
- 1209
- Gameplay points
- 134
- Perf. points
- 114
- Rec. points
- 375
- Misc points
- 97
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Excellent, satisfying gunplay and weapons | The gunplay is a major highlight, with reviewers praising its smooth, responsive, and satisfying feel. Weapons are described as weighty, well-balanced, and fun to use, with impressive animations and sound design. Many compare it favorably to other popular shooters like Halo and Call of Duty. | 88% |
| Fun, engaging, fast-paced gameplay | Many reviewers describe the game as fun, enjoyable, and engaging. The fast-paced gameplay and various game modes contribute to a positive experience. However, some reviewers note that the fun is contingent on the game being accessible and working properly. | 84% |
| Improved over the original game | The game is seen as a significant improvement over its predecessor, retaining the core mechanics while enhancing graphics, gameplay, and overall polish. Reviewers appreciate the effort to build upon the original's foundation and create a more complete and modern experience. | 64% |
| Positive community, skill expression | The game fosters a positive community environment and offers opportunities for skill expression. The developers are seen as dedicated and responsive to feedback. However, these points are somewhat general and lack specific details. | 40% |
| Fluid, enjoyable movement mechanics | Movement mechanics are fluid, responsive, and enjoyable, often compared to Titanfall 2. The addition of sliding enhances momentum and strategic options. The game's movement is considered a standout feature, allowing for skillful plays and creative traversal. | 28% |
| Fun, strategic portal mechanics | The portal mechanic remains a core element of the gameplay, adding a unique strategic dimension to combat and movement. Reviewers find it fun and well-implemented, allowing for creative plays and skillful maneuvers. Some appreciate the simplified controls compared to previous iterations. | 27% |
| Fair, non-intrusive free-to-play model | The game is praised for its free-to-play model, which avoids pay-to-win elements and intrusive monetization. Reviewers appreciate that progression is separate from cosmetic items, ensuring a fair and balanced experience for all players. The developers are also commended for their focus on creating a good game rather than solely prioritizing profit. | 14% |
| Good map design, map editor | The game features well-designed maps and a built-in map editor, allowing for community-created content. Reviewers appreciate the potential for cool and creative maps, enhancing the overall gameplay experience. The map design is considered intelligent and enjoyable, with improved aesthetics and traversal feel. | 12% |
| Smooth performance, quick matchmaking | The game generally runs smoothly with low input latency and quick matchmaking. However, this is contingent on server stability, which has been an issue for some players. When the servers are cooperating, the game provides a crisp and responsive experience. | 11% |
| Balanced, enjoyable time-to-kill | The time-to-kill (TTK) is considered well-balanced, allowing players to react and outplay opponents. Some reviewers note that the TTK has been slightly sped up, making gunfights more engaging. The new guns, maps, and game modes are also seen as positive additions. | 8% |