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Netcoding still broken despite dedi servers, crooked to the core with severe balancing issues, pay-to-play game with microtransactions and devs went political by changing Male & Female into body 1 & 2
Piece of barely functional bloatware that clutches onto your system like a leech. Literally had to uninstall it 3 times & deleting all local files before it would let up. Surprised it's on Steam.
Price stuck at 38€ for 6 YEARS + 100€+ in DLC spam, yet they can't afford to put more than 5 minutes into creating the single-player or anything resembling tutorials.. Anti-consumer DRM #1 priority.
A 900€ paperweight that's accompanied by colossal PC and room size requirements, shovelware "games" averaging 30-50€ for minutes of non repetitive game-play and the list just goes on. Avoid.
Massive Pay-2-Win game. Typical absurd 99 years grind to unlock even mediocre tanks, Devs mass censorship criticism. Phone graphics from 2008 and the list just keeps on going. Avoid this absolute turd
Despite the 60$ price-tag and scarcely having 6-10 hours content, they also spammed out 65€+ in DLC within a month.. What does the community get? Anti-consumer DRM and broken VR promises. GTFO CAPCOM.
A simcity clone that initially had a lot of potential in early beta but was later just released 'as is' and remains a bare-boned shadow of what it could be, being completely void and empty late game.
WARNING! DEV AGAINST MODS! Dated, story-focused RPG MMO that clings to old subscription fee ideals while only releasing expansion packs every 2 years costing 41$ each. No content forces replaying 24/7
Colossal flop and insult to the prequel that still has the distinct stench of 'Alpha' and 'Proof of concept' looming all over it. Devs thought it'd be funny to release it with co-op and then remove it
Mismanaged disaster made by a Russian company that spends more time censorshipping their forums and removing content en-masse instead of balancing because they're too incompetent. Broken cross-tier MM
Did you know that this "game" is actually an interactive movie? Did you also know that by actively supporting these kinds of "games" you're enabling the casualization of all games everywhere on earth?
