you waited to long for release i will not play this game.

Well since the game production has been put to a stop, I am no longer bounded by Alpha Tester contracts and can share information on the gameplay.

Core Blaze is like an enhanced online version of Monster Hunter; beautiful graphics, stunning monsters, and eye-gripping environments. There were plenty of weapons to choose from, and you weren’t just limited to one — you could actually have four. You could use a 2-handed greatsword and have a bow, or a dual sword as a primary and a sword and shield in case you needed the extra defense.

The game’s primary combat function was the three quick-slot wheels: one for weapons, one for skills, and one for items.

Combat pace is adaptive; one type of monster could be at normal speed while other types of monster lack speed but make up for it with knockback.

Mouse controls was Third-Person Shooter style, allowing you to have situational awareness and also enjoy the fantastic looking armor on your characters while requiring a bit of skill in combat (i.e. you need to actually aim your skills to hit). There was however a lock on function in case you wanted to focus on one enemy.

The game was both open-world and instance based, meaning you could still do quests alone and outside of dungeons. There were even field bosses that put up the same amount of challenge as a dungeon boss, meaning you still had to be careful outside of dungeons and dodge attacks while knowing when to back off. I’m not sure how much resources like HP/MP potions you’ll have out on the field since as an alpha tester I was given an unlimited amount, but I would say dodge whenever you can and try not to get hit a lot. Dodge takes up stamina which is also used by your dashing (sprint) skill.

Other systems included the usual craft and upgrade systems, which I was not able to go into depth with during the testing. You were able to add elements to your armor and weapons through the same system though, giving you resistance to whatever you plan on fighting in the future. There is also a safehouse/home feature where your storage is located. You can store any items you want safely into the chest and this is also where your costumes went.

That’s about as much as I can remember from testing the Alpha version of Core Blaze. If you have any questions feel free to ask.