The game did have some early issues with server capacity due to unexpected popularity and the PSN/Sony debacle, which was luckily walked backed within days due to public outcry, the rest of the game is a solid pve fps.

The monetisation scheme is non-predatory, since the Warbonds never expire, so you have forever to get them if you want and it's perfectly possible to lazily acquire super credits by just playing the game. If anybody in your team in a mission finds some, you get them as well. No fuss, no rush.

The gameplay itself is engaging and has a variety of missions to perform, from longer 40 minute ones to short 12-15 minute romps and kill fests.

Content is being added routinely and in a way that brings the player in to the process, ie. having to choose which planet to defend and the choice influencing which strategem gets unlocked due to that community choice.

Overall, a fantastic game.

The game did have some early issues with server capacity due to unexpected popularity and the PSN/Sony debacle, which was luckily walked backed within days due to public outcry, the rest of the game is a solid pve fps. The monetisation scheme is non-predatory, since the Warbonds never expire, so you have forever to get them if you want and it's perfectly possible to lazily acquire super credits by just playing the game. If anybody in your team in a mission finds some, you get them as well. No fuss, no rush. The gameplay itself is engaging and has a variety of missions to perform, from longer 40 minute ones to short 12-15 minute romps and kill fests. Content is being added routinely and in a way that brings the player in to the process, ie. having to choose which planet to defend and the choice influencing which strategem gets unlocked due to that community choice. Overall, a fantastic game.