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• gamedeal user

  Nov 27, 2021

  Colourful trigger happy Starship Troopers/ Serious Sam style game. Best spinoff in the Earth Defense Force series, especially for younger people. Gameplaywise it's closer to the originals. Sadly unlike normal EDF games, there is [u]no local coop[/u], only online coop with up to 4 players. EDF veterans will have fun with it, but it still feels like something is missing.
• Niko

  Nov 29, 2021

  Another interesting EDF game. This one differs from the mainline games (4.1, 5, etc) I would say... significantly. If you like the mainline games, I would review some gameplay of World Brothers prior to purchase to see if it's something you would be interested in.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 6, 2022

  No local co-op is an amazingly bad decision. All the other EDF games have it but you don't include it on the one that is geared towards playing with your kids? Really stupid. Refunding.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 14, 2022

  It's a stopgap between other EDF games, but it's missing two key things for me. NO SPLITSCREEN for local coop. I play this series together with my gf and it was disappointing that they only support splitscreen on PS4, which they don't specify in their marketing. The other element is a little less tangible, it's missing the EDF soul. It's a fine game and better voice acting than the main series, but it's missing that element that makes it feel like an EDF title rather than just another hoard based shooter. It's less frantic and quirky as the main series. It lacks that little something to make you want to be a glutton for punishment and grind through the levels like 4.1.
• Chadsky

  Jul 17, 2022

  DO NOT buy this unless you have 1-3 friends to play with since matchmaking is completely dead. Only 60 stages with unlockable higher difficulties (Hardest raises item levels to 3). Wait for a sale. Each map has the same amount of enemies regardless of how many players join. You will be targeted by everything if you play solo and some maps have multiple enemies with abilities that juggle your characters to death. Its a decent experience once you unlock enough bros to build a team that fits your play style. Don't expect traditional EDF. Its just a decent co-op arcade shoot em up.
• DiscGolfin EpicBooYah

  Jul 3, 2023

  This Game woo woo and woo this game is super fun to play I could not believe how much fun this game is on PC no wonder they put it on Nintendo Switch this game is a blast. This game is definitely not EDF 6 but it will yes hold you over till then. I would 100% recommend this game to everyone on steam. Best EDF Game I ever play Next to EDF 5. Now EDF 5 Is a little bit more fun to play but EDF World Brothers Is still a blast to play. I suggest getting this game on sale much better Idea to do. I would not pay full price for EDF Games.
• beriozu

  Jul 11, 2023

  It's honestly a pretty fun spin-off to the overarching series. I wouldn't recommend it to someone who's totally uninitiated to EDF in general, but if you've got a few of the titles under your belt already then this is a decently entertaining, lighthearted love letter referencing all of the entries and then some. Still retains the addictive and shooty horde-based genocidal gameplay EDF's renowned for albeit in voxel form, but I'm not a vain grafixwhore so I don't mind. Surprisingly, the quick-swap character system and simplified customization makes the game a ton more bearable in solo mode compared to the other games, so it's great for a fast romp if you're looking to kill time.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2023

  Aggressively mediocre, but my expectations left me feeling disappointed. Given the silly nature of ordinary edf I thought this was going to be an over the top cartoonish remake of the game. Instead this is sort of like diet EDF. There are fewer enemies per map and the weapons are less crazy. Given the voxel graphics I thought they were freeing up resources for greater environmental destruction with even more and crazier enemies, but no, Playing this game feels like driving with the emergency brake on - They went for grounded extremely balanced combat. To me that seems like a really odd decision. The cartoonish nature of the game, gave the devs a chance to go nuts with the weapons and abilities. I expected my characters to be unreasonably powerful with the counter balance to this being an endless hoard of monsters, with the voxel based destruction leaving the map a scarred, utterly destroyed battlefield by the end of every round. Instead they gave me pretty basic weapons from the original edf games but in most cases theyre even weaker than the originals. Each map basically consists of a few waves of couple handfuls of enemies each, and the gamplay loop almost never varies from the standard -rescue the new characters from the ground then kill all remaining enemies. And thats it over and over and over and over. Each new character has a new weapon and new ability but all the abilities are pretty unremarkable, some jump higher than other, some can fly, some can slide, some can double jump, some can do a droidecka roll, some get items, (quick tangent - the pirate's ability uses a claymore as its sign but he actually drops barrels - these barrels do not act as mines they are instead just emplaced bombs that have to be shot by the player to detonate.... the pirates primary weapon is a cannon with a similar splash radius. why would I bother setting up this trap, if I can just shoot them with my primary weapon, its so pointless, claymore mines would have actually been a useful ability) all of them are very bland. It kind of seems like this was made for very young children. The story is supremely stupid, normally EDF is just kind of silly, but in this one the edf crew mount like 5 full blown military operations looking for soup ingredients. IF this was made for children - why? Your IP is rated M most of the time. I dunno.... this whole thing was weird and disappointing. I'm going back to the mainline games. EDF 6 should be coming to the USA soon, so thats pretty cool.
• gamedeal user

  May 27, 2021

  Disclaimer, this is a first impression after an hour of playtime. If you didn't like Iron Rain, you aint' gonna like this. It's casual EDF for zoomers with none of that mainline japanese EDF charm. The style they've used has been done to death at this point, the music is beyond overbearing (though it suits the visual style perfectly), the menus are somehow worse for kb/m than they were in Iron Rain and the whole thing reeks of corporate inclusivity. BUT If you can look past that, there's some fun to be had. The ability to build a team of unique brothers and sisters (siblings?) and switch roles on on the fly, along with the addition of ultimate abilities adds a new layer of depth and management to single player gameplay which, at least from an early impression, adds a a fresh take on killing waves of space bugs, especially considering the inclusion of the classes from other EDF games. It feels like if you're not constantly switching, you're doing it wrong. The style is bright and bouncy, and if you like games that play on nostalgia you'll probably like it a lot. In true EDF fashion, the weapon system is incomprehensible at first glance and the special abilities and ultimates are a complete mystery until you add a guy to your team and test them out, which I imagine is going to be an issue later in the game when stuff might actually kill you. Character handling feels almost identical to Iron Rain to the point where it feels more like a reskin than a new game. Additionally, the maps have that claustrophobic Iron Rain feel to them. If you liked these things about IR, you'll feel right at home here. Also, you're definitely going to walk off the edge of the map and die a lot.
• gamedeal user

  May 27, 2021

  The game loses you pretty quickly. While better than Iron Rain, it has several issues. Weapons: So picture this. Instead of multiple weapon crates to pick up, a mission only spawns 3 no matter what. That is all you get. Want to grind for better stuff? 3 max per mission. If you want any leveling up it applies to one of the hundred of so AI's to get, not the weapons. To me this is even worse than the purchase system in Iron Rain. Voxels: While the building destruction is nice, the enemy destruction is lame at best. Enemies just blow up in pre-made block segments no matter how you hit them. It all starts to feel really samey. AI: Your AI help does very little damage. I saw an AI hit a simple ant with 8 rockets and it did nothing to it. It will take awhile for them to kill enemies. Worst of all when it comes to explosions all they do is push the enemies across the map that you need to chase. While the EDF songs are back, they are just a copy from 4.1 Levels: Tons of repeats. Only 60 missions. Yes I know previous EDF games repeated levels, but here it is VERY noticeable. It 10 missions in expect to have 3-4 repeats. Sound and quips: Characters repeat their lines WAY to often. Over the course of a level expect your character to say the same thing around 15 times. It gets annoying very fast. Story: The story is told to you at the start of the game. None of the missions so far seem to care about it, or proceed with it further. You already know what you are after from the start. There are no surprises like in 4.1 or 5. Also the 4th wall breaking is BAD. Like cringe levels of bad. "We need to trigger the bosses escape event" bad. The game is NOT worth the price at all. This is a $20 title sold for $60. I will give it more of a chance, but so far the entire thing is lackluster.