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FBC: Firebreak isn’t a revolutionary co-op shooter, but it is a very solid and surprisingly confident first attempt by Remedy to step into a new... Read more

Control was a 9, and Alan Wake 2 was a 10 for me. I love Remedy’s games, normally, FBC Firebreak seems to have lost their... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is an impressive multiplayer take on the Control universe. Each Job is cleverly designed to make the most of the game’s various playstyles,... Read more

An incredibly fun and engaging Horde Shooter, it isn't perfect, but it's an absolute blast to play! Read more

FBC: Firebreak takes the strangeness of the Control universe and applies it to a genuinely fun and challenging co-op shooter. Read more

Remember the mess Federal Bureau of Control director Jesse Faden made in Control? I'll wager you didn't consider for a single moment who mi... Read more

FBC: Firebreak stings a little, because it has so much of what we're looking for in a co-op shooter. It's got the killer world and... Read more

Although most of its rewarding features add variability to custom loadouts, there's not much else here that, unfortunately, makes it worth spending an effort on.... Read more

As Remedy's first co-op shooter, FBC: Firebreak is a successful experiment, and while it doesn't quite match up to the best in the genre, the... Read more

Despite being competent on many levels, FBC: Firebreak is an exceedingly familiar cooperative experience you have likely played before. Remedy's signature flair for visual design... Read more

If you suffer from insomnia and your over-the-counter meds no longer do the trick, then sure, feel free to drop $39.99 on FBC Firebreak. Because... Read more

FBC Firebreak delivers an experience that is, at best, competent and, at worst, tedious. Given the glut of options in the multiplayer FPS market and... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is a game that lacks a cohesive identity. While the gameplay formula is solid, the repetitive missions, objectives, and grinding for new unlocks... Read more

Firebreak is neat, but it will only take a night or two to see everything it has to offer. There’s not quite enough here to... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is a big swing for Remedy Entertainment that's definitely worthy of a few cheers. Read more

Being forced to stand stock still and stare at that horrible traffic light longing it to turn green is wonderfully tense. Read more

The more Hiss there are on screen at one time, the less terrifying they feel, and the game becomes generic, less of a cooperative shooter... Read more

FBC: Firebreak's madcap mission conceits are delightfully silly, but balancing issues and limited replay value hinder the fun. Read more

FBC: Firebreak is Remedy’s quirky dive into co-op extraction shooters, blending the surreal world of Control with chaotic missions best enjoyed with friends. While it... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is an apparent attempt by the studio to try something new, and misses the mark. In a world where games like Left 4... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is a solid idea held back by a premium price and early-access-level polish. At $40 (more on PlayStation), it feels more like a... Read more

FBC: Firebreak has a lot of great elements to it, but not enough content to keep it going. The core gunplay is great, and I... Read more

An unusually weak venture for Remedy Read more

Remedy's co-op FPS is a fun Control spin-off when everything goes right, though such circumstances can prove elusive early on. Read more

Remedy’s trademark creativity flickers in the margins of FBC: Firebreak but never truly takes center stage. The game’s content is thin, its narrative underdeveloped, and... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is bursting with personality and fascinating concepts, but collapses under the weight of underwhelming gunplay and shallow progression. Though the game’s setting shines... Read more

A bold approach to the concept of work marks this game out as a singular enterprise. Read more

As the studio's debut multiplayer game, it comes with the expected warts and wonders of a first effort. But it's how Remedy was able to... Read more

So yeah, FBC: Firebreak is just fine. If you're looking for something mindless to play with some friends one weekend, this'll get the job done. Read more

Firebreak is emblematic of the old saying – “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” The early missions are not reflective of the true depth... Read more

The good news is that all these issues can be fixed, but if I’m honest; I miss the days when players could buy a game,... Read more

As someone who is not entrenched in one of the many live-service shooter games on the market right now, FBC: Firebreak felt like the multiplayer... Read more

Firebreak could be 2025's most underrated shooter - if it can hold players' attention long enough. But Remedy isn't punching above its weight anymore. It's... Read more

Initially, I was going to give FBC: Firebreak a 6, marking it as "Fair" on our scale, but patch v1. Read more

Despite its flaws, Firebreak is not to be dismissed. It has an interesting and engaging core. Its recognizable style, numerous crazy ideas, and constantly changing... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is a tedious and downright boring co-op shooter that starts sluggish and uninteresting. The progression here feels like a grind, an issue made... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is a game that I really want to root for, in part because I’m a big fan of developer Remedy as a whole,... Read more

I wanted to love FBC: Firebreak, but I’d settle to even just like it. The lack of dynamicism gives me no want to replay any... Read more

With an endless well of weird ideas to draw from, the Jobs on offer just can’t sustain my interest, even with multiple difficulty options and... Read more

FBC: Firebreak has plenty of potential, but feels like early access in its current state. Remedy's patented surrealism, the core gameplay, and class synergy are... Read more

FBC: Firebreak never takes itself too seriously and plays on the themes of being a cog in a corporate machine. Your manager is a voice... Read more

FBC: Firebreak brings the action back into the Control universe with a different perspective. Still, all the crazy amount of paranormal things you’d expect, though,... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is a compelling co-op shooter that, despite its good looks, doesn’t have the depth to keep things interesting long-term. Read more

FBC: Firebreak enters a crowded co-op shooter market as a budget-friendly option. While nothing is inherently "bad" about it, the game struggles to differentiate itself.... Read more

FBC: Firebreak makes a concerted effort to differentiate itself from the horde of team-based multiplayer shooters on the market. Despite making a poor first impression,... Read more

FBC: Firebreak is a shallow, repetitive co-op shooter that fails to capture the magic of Remedy’s prior work. While the concept of fighting supernatural threats... Read more

I quite like FBC: Firebreak, but I wish I could like it more. There's the amusing ideas of plaguing players with haunted sticky notes and... Read more

The missions are fun but not overly complex, and do rely on teamwork to accomplish the tasks and make it back to the elevator in... Read more

In an era where everyone's chasing the next big thing in multiplayer, FBC: Firebreak dares to be weird, borderline, and at times deliberately off-putting. It's... Read more

Currently, FBC Firebreak is a cooperative shooter that entertains for a few hours, but it does not have a solid enough structure to engage the... Read more

FBC Firebreak is not for everyone. It's not for those looking for a competitive shooter. It's not for those who want a new Remedy narrative... Read more

FBC: Firebreak has some potential and its Control-style oddness works well, but the rest doesn't particularly stand out, and the limited in-game content doesn't help. Read more