Recent reviews by Unspent Points

Somehow, things that have been bugged for years got worse. I've been waiting for the next update, hoping that we would see even a single bugfix, but all we get is an (excuse to push GTA+ and other monetization) event. Was holding off on uninstalling, but I guess I'll just re-install when they decide they want us to pay for a functional game.

The game is very good. My only complaint so far would be I want more from the UI. I love what's there now, but I wouldn't mind more tooltips and information, or QoL stuff, maybe slight translation inconsistencies. Overall a very fun game. I love how much they are doing with it, it makes me excited to see the future of the game.

To the people complaining about monetization: There currently is none in the game at all, so wait until you know if it will even be a problem.

Needs about 3x more content all around (missions/weapons/cosmetics) for the progression rate to feel justifiable. I do recommend the game, just probably not for a year or two.

Irredeemable. Horses suck, but so does walking. Dead eye sucks, but so does everything else in the game besides the graphics. If you want to struggle to even move through a beautiful world that won't let you do the things it just told you how to do, this game is for you. If you played Red Dead Revolver or Redemption, this game is a never ending tutorial that constantly gets in the way of any and all information that you actually want to have. Making you want to be free from the game, more than the people in the game want to be free from the law. There is no reason (aside from multiplayer, I guess, but idk why you'd want to play a multiplayer game that's so fundamentally broken that even the simplest of tasks become some annoying fight with the game engine to just accept your inputs). Maybe if the game let me brain myself, I'd have the patience to get to experience the full story. Unfortunately, There's no way to deal with the problems outside of uninstalling the game. Asking for a refund because, worse than my money being wasted, the game wasted my time. I'd rather get waterboarded for 10 hours than play this game for another 10.

It's like auto chess but with a hell of a lot more skill expression.

The nemesis idea is really cool, and I love the LOTR universe, so I was super excited to play the game. Then I played the game, and couldn't force myself to play it for 2 hours... It just felt like recycled assassins creed game that failed and was plopped into Middle Earth. The combat felt mostly like I was mashing 1 button with the occasional opponent making me press a 2nd button. I'd rather just play LOTR conquest, even though the story mode only lasts like an hour, and it's not free roam, which is depressing considering how much I'd love to explore more of Middle Earth. Too bad I can't force myself to in this game.

The game is fun and definitely has potential, but needs some crucial updates to fix anything from bugs, to balance, to quality of life, to just adding some more content. I fear that if this game doesn't get some updates and some love, and soon at that, then it won't have a player base large enough to support diverse game modes or quick queue times. I want the game to clean itself up, but if it doesn't, it will spiral out of relevance.

This game is fantastic. I don't want it to end.

I seriously hate how goo this game is. It's upsetting. Don't get it. Or do. Either way, you should be very sad, and happy. ♥♥♥♥, I ddon't get it,

The game lies about having any sort of "checkpoint" system. When you die, you start all over, regardless of how far you get. There's no tutorial, and the default controls suck, so that doesn't help. There's no health restoration, and the enemies either one shot you, or disable all of your movement while hitting you rapidly. One round I actually just exploded randomly until I died. In one of the game modes, the best statagy, to my knowledge, is to just run around and let the people watching you fight other people/creatures to death with a metal-spiky-object throw explosive barrels into the middle of the circle, but be careful. If you leave the circle, the barrel people will shoot you if you leave the circle. There's no backstory, and the whole beginning part of both game modes doesn't really make sense, and I don't know why they have it. Probably to make you think that your choice in weapon matters, assuming you made it past the first 5 waves. By the way, there's only wave based survival in this game. Its really hard though, so if you're looking to play a hard game, ♥♥♥♥ dark souls. Get this. Its way less expensive, and way more terrible.