Nylige anmeldelser av The Unknown

I enjoy the game, but this expansion has not been great and it pains me to leave a negative review.

The pros: The dungeons, the trials, the raids have been wonderful and a blast to play, the graphical update was long needed, and the zones are beautiful to look at and experience.

The cons: Pretty much everything else. The music outside of a few examples I find to be forgettable, the story is a slog to get through, the characters are not well-written, and plot-hole after plot-hole.

I am hoping this expansion ends up being Stormblood 2 and make up for the lackluster story with a better post-game.

I'm doing my part!

Democracy has prevailed on this day!

Titanfall died for this.

Do I even have to say anything? Everyone else has said it already; this game is a masterpiece!
Two playthroughs finished, on my third and I STILL haven't found everything this game has to offer. It's not for everyone, but I feel everyone should at least give it a try.

w-white h-h-hair...

p-pretty...

Emotions are forbidden. Why am I crying?

I played a little bit off and on, loving the gameplay each time. However, with the company's rampant greed, I can never recommend this game to anyone, and I don't think I will be returning to this game any time soon.

It's OK I guess.

I enjoy the game, I had a lot of fun with it, but the monetization is horrendous. The only way to get all of the mobile suits is to pay up. Yes you can grind out the battle pass for credits to get a mobile suit, but if you want to be strictly F2P, you will never have all of them.
If you can get over the crazy monetization issues, it is a fun game.

Best $5 I have ever spent. I'd give it a 10/10. The Walking Fish that follows you around is a good boi. Best boi in space. I take it back. He is not best boi. Upon further inspection, he is a bad boi. Upon playing the updated version, it turns out he is really just a misunderstood boi. A fish with legs born into a world of fish with no legs, being shunned and branded as evil by his peers. The Walking Fish is actually more than a horror game, it's a game that challenges our views of what is normal. Is the Walking Fish the monster, or are we the monsters for branding him as one, making him question his own validity?