Recent reviews by Morgoth

As a big fan of social deduction and deception games, this scratches the itch while simultaneously keeping each new match feeling exciting and fresh.

This game has SO much to do, and I really appreciate the fact that it lets you progress at your own pace (as opposed to other "daily cycle" style of games where you're fighting against a clock or deadline). Worth every penny.

I backed this product via kickstarter and couldn't be happier I did; it's been a wonderful tool to play around and familiarize myself with, even though I'm not actually using it for my VTT games at present (all my campaigns are set in modern times, but the developers have stated this will be something they plan to add later on down the road, and if their current product is any indication I'm sure they will nail it successfully).

Game feels like like it ran out of funding / effort, generally incomplete. Would come back to it periodically over the course of its very slow early access phase after a patch, but it never got to the point of having a real crescendo or interesting ramp up to an endgame, and appears now like it never will. Save yourself the disappointment.

"Oh cool, a free game based on one of my favorite franchises! How could this go wrong?"

Oh. You spend about as much time looking at loading screens and being funneled back to Elyisum as you do actually playing the game (Elysium is the game's "home base" where you can, of course, buy things for real money).

Also, the only modes are queuing solo or with a team of three, no duos, which is annoying.

Not bothering with this til they get the load times under control and allow for more uninterrupted stretches of actual gameplay instead of constantly being stuck in loading screens sending me back to the game's shop.

Unsupported pile of garbage at this point, devs have stopped updating and left an unfinished, unfun product. Stay away.

Can't recommend the game in this state - performance is ABYSMAL, but that will hopefully improve in time. The big disappointment is in the gunplay, which feels floaty, disconnected, and not very much fun. Hopefully this game improves in time, because while the premise seems excellent, it is currently marred by the technical execution.