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'Battleborn' release date news 2016: Game not living up to expectations?

Ivan Menchavez April 22, 2016 05:00 PM EST

When Gearbox Software and 2K Games decided to release a beta version of the online first-person shooter video game, "Battleborn," it gave players something to get excited about. However, gamers are saying that although the game is fun to play with, it has numerous flaws that need fixing before the big release on May 3.

Several rumors suggest that goal of "Battleborn" to achieve 30fps update does not really fit with the kind of game they created. To get the 30fps is great but fans believe that it is only ideal for a fast-paced shooter game, which is apparently not what "Battleborn" is. According to critics, the game offers frantic firefights solidly at 30fps rate. According to a report by Euro Gamer, Many players claim that the performance drops on both on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Critics are suggesting that the target of Gearbox Software to achieve 30fps seems like a weird decision from the company because the most popular competitive shooters game today on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are aiming for 60fps. According to experts, 60fps allows players to get the best gaming experience because of its precise controls.

Nonetheless, Haverhillecho reported that "Battleborn" is certainly an interesting game, which will captivate many players across the world once the full version hits the market. The publication suggests that this game will be the best game created by Gearbox Software since they released "Borderlands" in 2009.

Although it seems like "Battleborn" is not yet on the same level as "Borderlands," many believe that with proper tweaking and game improvements, along with future DLC updates, this game can still live up to the expectations of the fans.

"Battleborn" is one of the most-anticipated MOBA-infused shooter games today. It will go head to head against "Overwatch," which is develop by Blizzard Entertainment, and "Paragon" from Epic Games.

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