Gigantic: Rampage Edition

Gigantic: Rampage Edition is a pleasure to play, if you can get a game, and even though it has a somewhat low ceiling, there’s no denying that Abstraction knocked this out of the park.

The return of Gigantic: Rampage Edition is solid proof that the original game was prematurely closed – the quality was there, but something regarding the monetization failed to work. This revamp feels consistent, well-rounded, with good content – 25 heroes and six maps – and no microtransactions in sight. The visuals remain relevant and charming, gameplay is action-based, fast-paced, and enjoyable...

Nearly seven years later, and Gigantic: Rampage Edition is still just as fun to play as it was back in the genre's heyday. New additions like Rush mode are fun and make for a quicker blast, though hopefully we can find a way to deliver more major content later on. But as is, there's still a crop of fun heroes on display, all of whom are still a joy to try out, and it's just a joy to see a unique b...

A daring and difficult mixture of hero shooter and MOBA that draws too much from the former to do the latter justice.

I had a ton of fun with this MOBA gem years back and Gigantic: Rampage Edition is here to revive the characterful online chaos.

Gigantic: Rampage Edition is an obscenely rare sight on the MOBA scene and it looks like it might take a spot among the great MOBAs currently out there.

While Gigantic makes a compelling return, the Rampage Edition isn't for everyone, especially given the combat feel and lack of certain competitive features. It's worth a shot but may struggle to retain players beyond the years-long faithful.

Gigantic: Rampage Edition is a valiant effort, and it is always great to see fans of a series or game get to revisit it. However, there’s fear that what it offers is far too little to entice many players who aren’t fans.

Like other well-designed team-based multiplayer games, Gigantic has three main classes, and its characters fit into Damage, Frontline, and Support heroes. However, the game heavily favors Damage heroes, since around two-thirds of the cast fit into that archetype. Still, characters can be effective in many categories with the game's surprisingly deep customization options relating to their abilitie...