บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย n0pax

It started wonderful, but they have since run out of money and are selling nickel and dime P2W DLCs. As of writing they just launched a $5 DLC to be allowed to tame an imbalanced dinosaur that is copy and pasted from a future map that will come out in 2025. The game is fine, but buy the P2W DLCs (Bob's Tale in particular) or be prepared to lose out in competitive situations.

The Animation Locked-Aim Assist Protocol. 75% through the game my save vanished and I had to start over. Apparently it's a known bug that they never addressed and has a bootleg fix which happen to not work for me.

The game has mandatory aim assist enabled (mouse and keyboard user) after you do a combo on an opponent. However, the opponent also enters an "enrage" period at the same time where you must shoot a tentacle on them within 5 seconds to kill them or they enrage. The problem? The aim assist locks you onto a spot other than said tentacle for the next 4 seconds, forcing you to fight against the aim assist each fight in addition to the enemy. This can be disabled via the skill tree later in the game, but that is just a joke to have to spec into a fix for the poor gameplay mechanics.

The final boss fight mandates using the assault rifle. I decked out my shotgun and went into the fight and was spawned in with my AR. You cannot readily change weapons on the fly, forcing me to reload a save prior to decking out my shotgun to load up on AR ammo.

The final boss fight is literally run around a metal half wall kiting it. If it ever catches you it's a one shot kill, no dodging, no skill, just run.

The game makes a wonderful first impression as it has wonderful graphics, performance and a top-notch environment. Once you get about a third of the way into the game it introduces the mandatory aim assist mechanic in addition to the tentacle enrage. That is the beginning of this game's demise as it tanks from a 9.5 to a 5.

Avoid this one, it's depressing how bad it is in the end.

I regret this purchase so much. The servers do not work, at all. I have no idea what the actual gameplay is like as I've never been able to log in.

It's fun at first and on the surface, but once you get beyond that it's just F2P OW2 with a lot more hackers, a lot more.

After playing for an hour there is nothing you can say to convince me that ChatGPT did not make these maps, they are atrocious.

The gunplay is fun, but lacks a lot of depth.

The graphics make you cross eyed after playing a bit which indicates this game will be sub 300 players in a month.

The game aims for an arcadey comical tone, but has a ultra realistic reload system that is just tedious to use.

Overall the game is fun, but this has no legs. After twenty hours or so most people will be done with this. It also has a disturbing data collection policy from Turkey a country with extensive data breach issues as noted by other reviewers.

Truly sad how this one ended. This was a great game that just never could get enough content out to retain players and then could never recapture enough players.

As the other reviews mention they are ending this game via some weird NFT/crypto scam thing, moving it to Epic exclusive and essentially ensuring its demise.

It truly is a shame as it was a hidden gem that if given the opportunity easily deserves 10-30k concurrent users.

It is not fully patched up, but at this point it is very good and still improving.

$40 and it does not come with the season pass, that is an extra $10. Just stop supporting this terrible company.

Dictionary.com replaced their definition of complacency with a link to PUBG's store page on Steam. Play R6 or Fortnite instead.

This game got off to a rocky start with subpar server update rates and an ineffective anti-cheat in Fairfight. However, since the addition of Fairfight in the late summer of 2016 and the server update rate increases in very early 2016 this game has quickly risen to the position of my #1 FPS. I highly recommend it, but it is very slow and methodical which is not for everyone.