The Front | By Wholf

• I used to play and stream The Front for about 70 hours, dedicating nearly 5 hours a day with love, passion, and enthusiasm. Initially, the game was fantastic—smooth, fun, and packed with activities. It felt like a modern version of Rust with added features, and I was excited about its future.
  
  
• I actively helped many players on stream, through my YouTube videos, on Steam, and Discord. Eventually, I was promoted to Moderator for The Front, continuing to support the community with 100% dedication.
  
  
• However, over time, the game began to decline. The player count dropped, and negative feedback and reviews increased due to numerous bugs, glitches, poor communication (the biggest issue), and a lack of updates and new features. After 2 to 3 months of being almost constantly involved, I realized the developers no longer had the same passion.
  
  
• I haven’t played The Front for several months but decided to write this review to warn potential buyers about its current state. The low player count, persistent bugs and glitches, lack of communication, and absence of updates make the game feel empty and neglected.
  
  
• You can still buy the game and might enjoy it for about 10 to 20 hours. However, one of the main issues is the prevalence of cheaters. The team responsible for banning cheaters is far behind schedule. The game is infested with cheaters who can destroy your base with a few clicks. I investigated and documented the cheaters, finding that they continued to ruin servers for weeks. Despite multiple attempts to contact the team, I received no response.
  
  
• The game has a lot of potential. It looks good, runs smoothly, sounds are decent, and there’s plenty to do, especially when building your base. But currently, you’ll mostly see “maintenance notice” messages, cheaters destroying bases, unpopulated servers, and an overall empty feeling.
  
  
• I decided to step down as a Moderator and leave everything behind, feeling that my time, effort, and dedication were wasted. The only positives were gaining moderation experience and a bit of reputation. I felt betrayed by the developers, which is a real shame.

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Enshrouded | By Wholf

• Enshrouded is a game of survival, crafting, and Action RPG combat, set within a sprawling voxel-based continent. As you journey across the mountains and deserts of an open world, you can choose your path and shape your destiny. But is it worth trying right now? Let's find out.
  
  
• The game in general is quite basic just like most games nowadays. Base building, survival, monsters of different types, bosses, and a huge open world with plenty to explore and do which is fine of course but in a way quite basic. The game also looks cartoon-ish but nicely looking, but if I could give it like a 0/10, I'd give it a 5.5 or something. It's not like, new you know? What about the gameplay? The gameplay is also quite basic. Dodging, fighting, using a bow or a staff that shoots very small (ugly-looking) darts and that's about it as far as I know. Okay, you got some bosses and some tough fights but after a little while it starts getting lame and repetitive. It's just another game that offers nothing new, to be honest. And as a little bonus.. Most points of interest are copied/pasted just like campsites to fill in the "open world" which is a bit lame as well.
  
  
• Here comes the main part. The game might be great as a single-player game but multiplayer is pointless in my opinion. Quest progression is server-based based so if you and your friends play together at the same time that works. However, if you pay with a few people and 1 of you logs off for a couple of hours and comes back all the quests your friends completed will now be auto-completed for you. You miss out on all the content, the XP, the skill points. You just don't get to do it unless you then go make a single-player server and play it alone to catch up. It's a terrible game design. Until this is fixed if you plan to play with a group of friends, don't bother. It's the largest complaint by the community and the highest voted change on the official Enshrouded change request polls.
  
  
• Overall, I think this is a perfect "time killer" type of game that you play when being bored, like to explore and find secret locations, base building that has a voxel which is quite amazing besides the crappy base building mechanics which is quite a pain in the "behind" but if I recommend it as of right now? No. It should have been delayed a few more months or something cause there is a lot to do.. Especially optimalization is a pain. Random lag spikes here and there, low FPS even though I and other people have great PCs, and so forth. I will be updating this review maybe in a month or two after the updates but for now, keep in mind that this is a single-player game only as multiplayer is just thrown in there and ain't working like how it should work.[/list

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