Recent reviews by Gibus

The only downside I've found is that Air Traffic Control is *exceptionally* unreliable for arrivals; sends you far away from the airport and then forgets you.
Side slip effects seem missing; which means executing turns with correct rudder control will actually throw you off.
Frame rate is on the lower side, but the simulation is still superior to others I've tried.
Getting a 3-monitor surround setup working was exceptionally easy.

Seems very stable so far.

All in all 8/10

--{Gameplay}---
Overall, the gameplay mechanics are very fun. Though the multiplayer aspect is very poorly implemented-- there is no real multiplayer 'world' to the game. There is a single player hub and a gathering area where you can see other players on the server.

---{Graphics}---
Decent for a console port, there was no 21:9 support for a long time but this has now been fixed.

---{Audio}---
Mostly okay in so far as the monsters go. Though the voices and dialogue from NPC's are really poor.

---{Audience}---
Might be a bit difficult for younger kids but generally can be played by everyone. I think the target demographic would be teenage boys. Violence towards fictional monsters.

---{PC Requirements}---
Runs very well on my GTX 970 but older computers will likely struggle.

---{Story}---
Poor. They force this damsel in destress thing on the handler every single act and she's so unlikeable it just falls flat on its face. The emotional depth is that of a kids cartoon, there's no character development and the dialogue is cringy at best.

---{Difficulity}---
Easy to begin with. Completing the game is no stress. Though those looking for real challenges can also find it later in the game.

---{Grind}---
This game is all about killing monsters taking their loot and making new gear to kill bigger monsters and take their loot to kill...
Infinite grinding.

---{Game Time}---
~60 hours to completion of main story depending on how fast you go. But there's plenty to continue with and the grind never really ends.

---{Price}---
I think $85AUD is a very steep price for any game, and given that the game has Denuvo protection it makes me wonder if the price tag includes the price of Denuvo too. So I'd say wait for a sale.

---{Bugs and updates}---
Many bugs on first release (though no where near bethesda levels mind) however the devs have shown commitment post release to resolve community issues and I can only commend them for their efforts. Few bugs now, 21:9 support and raw mouse input.

This game is actually so depraved it's hilarious.

Game crashes constantly,
DRM apparently requires you to have an internet connection to play?
Nothing that really stands out about the game in the short time I played.
I can't recommend it.

Good game overall but can't help but feel when I have just over 4 hours play time in game and 8 hours total play time that I'm playing a waiting simulator. Literally spent just as much time waiting for a match as I did playing. 3vs3 mode/ server browser would be a very much needed change to this game. Hopefully this is amended before final release.

Game is really fun but really goes overboard with the DLC. I'd still recommend picking up this game on a sale since you don't get all the content. Also play with friends, if you don't have friends I'd move on.

No aussie servers Those labelled oceanic are in US. 200-300 Ping is normal and tolerable for this kind of game but constantly spikes up to seconds. Game unplayable. Game forces the use of its own client with more agreements. Controls are clunky, dialogue is basically your standard cliche ridden crap 'blah blah blah only hope yada yada'. Questing is also nothing innovative; Go get 5 orbs of doodlywoodly, go kill 5 zombies, go kill 5 bigger zombies. Eh.

Game recommends a controller for playing.
I played with a mouse and keyboard lacking a controller.
The controls were very tedious to figure out.
Menu sytem is a bit lacking and buggy, occasionally returning a blank screen.
The game is very similar to metal slug but with swords and magic instead of guns.
You gain levels throughout the game.
Fun game overall.
I definitely recommend playing this with friends.

You 'level up' in this game and unlock new weapons and abilities.

It's got a nice arcade feel to it headshots are more points. Lots of action, never boring.

I found the duel mechanic very tense: You square off against another and need to focus on moving your hand towards your gun with the [A] and [D] keys whilst simlutaneously keeping your crosshairs on your opponent. Then when the heartbeat starts you have 2 options Shoot first (0 reaction time) but history will remember you as a coward, OR wait til your opponent draws his weapon then click to un holder (your reaction time) aim and kill him dead. A few times throughout the game this mechanic involves multiple people.
The story is compelling and immersive.

The only thing I disliked about this game was that it ended.

Just another grind. Nothing really special about this RPG compared to others.