Recent reviews by abaoabao2010

The fortnite art, bland campaign and greedy monetization have all been memed to death, so I thought I'd add something new: learning the game is a terrible experience because information are hidden.

Take the exo, a basic unit of the human faction, as an example. When you mouse over the build exo button, you can see a line that says they do "bonus to heavy". When you actually built one, you get to mouse over the attack tooltip when you select the exo. It tells you the range, the frequency, and base damage... but no mention of the bonus to heavy at all, much less the value of the bonus. So forget how much of a bonus it is, I don't even know if it actually does any "bonus to heavy", or if they just never cleaned up an old description from earlier in the development cycle.

Next, you see an upgrade for them. Something that increases their speed when hit, but no mention of how long or how much. And once you upgraded it, you can no longer see even that anywhere in the tooltip when you select exos, the upgrade building, or the build button for exo. Fortunately you can see a SFX when it triggers, so you know it exists after a fight starts. Unfortunately, it's one of the rare upgrades that has a visual indicator.

Finally, you decide to mouse over the armor. You see an armor value that's something like 10 or so. Except, it's obvious not a -10 to damage per hit because a 5 damage attack still does 5 damage to an exo, so you have no idea what it does anyway. Asking around on forums, supposedly it gives a % damage reduction, except there's no mention of that anywhere in the game, much less how much that damage reduction is.

And fun fact, the wiki has even less information than the in-game tooltips as of the time I write this review.

Basically, if you want to know what's going on, you will have to do research. Not by playing, not by looking through tooltips, and not even by wiki crawling, you quite literally have to ask around and hope whoever answers you isn't talking out of their ass.

Big Brain RPG.

You actually need to think if you wish to beat hard mode (it's basically normal mode, but limits excessive grinding).

Respec is free. Benched characters gets full exp. Characters are all unique, not just in skill names and themes, but in mechanics too. Lots and lots of boss fights, each with unique mechanics, so that usually you'd take different setup for each boss.

Can freely delevel by storing the exp in a bank too, so even if you overgrind you can delevel yourself to beat a earlier boss without losing the exp.

All in all, a RPG about crafting strategies on the fly. Made for tryhards.

:D

Octopus good good play.

Less lag, less hero missions, less hoard missions, and it'd be absolutely perfect.
Right now it's merely wonderful.

Best game I've played, bar none.

Beautiful music, awesome gamelplay, multiple updates that doesn't cost anything extra, whats not to like? Followed the development from early kupogames.com, and now after so many iterations it delivered more than I expected.

Other than siege weapons being OP when used with mage, the game's pretty fun.

Class balance needs a LOT of work. Otherwise, a pretty fun and short game.