Recent reviews by Dewgong

I miss this game dearly.

A game developer that deserves every bit of respect possible for making a game that fell far short of expectations, and then working tirelessly to fix it all. Where any other studio would have just taken the preorder money and ran.

EVERYONE should be supporting Hello Games for all that they've done, no game has ever had this much of a comeback, and the updates are STILL coming out.

How many game companies get a crowd funded billboard thanking them for their work on the game put up near their office?

People who gave up on the game have missed out on more than anyone could have imagined.

An amazing techno racing game I can play once more due to amazingly helpful and fast developers.

HIghly recommended to just about anyone.

As much as I love Tera, I have stopped playing it due to mostly being unable to enjoy the newer content.

Every new class is female exclusive, and the female only Elin race have TWO exclusive classes while no male has a single one.

You can only enjoy the new classes if you want to play as lolicon jailbait.

Literally just disable all communication and this game jumps up in quality.

One of my favorite games of all time.

Game is fun until level 15, then you get games full of people who have everything, bought everything, and know everything.

So yeah, have a little bit of fun, then uninstall.

Only game I ever regret buying.

Like I could go into detail but honestly the game doesn't even deserve that.
It just is the only game I wish I never bought, and I got it for five dollars.

I mean, I own ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Bad Rats.

Seriously.

It's the same choppy stilted shootfest it's always been but the devs are seriously slacking and allowing the game to rot and die.

Railjack was a silly semi-interesting gimmick that was only fun for a very brief time, it has no connection to the rest of the game and honestly, even if it did I don't think I'd care for a mediocre space vehicle shooter.

Kuva assassins are a useless, extremely painful grind to get yourself a slightly stronger version of an existing weapon, or one of the ugly ephemeras that have become more common through patches and as such, less special or even enticing at this point.

Melee changes did little to improve the quality of the gameplay and are being rolled out with blindingly slow progress. The combat honestly needs a thorough workthrough. Warframe's movement and combat systems are only good in a bubble, compare them to another title of similar mechanics and you realize how painfully lackluster the mechanics truly are.

Combine that with a suffocating meta problem that forces you to only use the best guns, instead of the ones you like, and you'll be bored to tears if you've truly reached the end of DE's grind. And if you have, you've got nothing to show for it.

True veterans have nothing special, Mastery Rank is a trashy lie that suckers people into feeling superior for wasting their time using guns they immediately trashed afterwards, its only real purpose is gatekeeping the good gear so newer players can't actually get anything useful until they buy boosters or grind to death.

Any pleb can spend big bucks to get all the flashiest cosmetics and gear, for all your time wasted playing this game you'll never have anything mommy's credit card couldn't buy.

There's absolutely zero endgame, no challenge, and nothing left but grinding. Fanboys will tell you otherwise but they can only cobble up excuses about arbitrations and sanctuary onslaught, which do not fulfill anything. Events are lackluster and are usually just themed missions that offer existing players little to no meaningful reward. The only thing you can do is grind out the same missions that you've played for years to get whatever tiny thing you haven't already acquired.

Nightwave was created to fill the void between updates but we've been intermission for months on end.

Genuine problems go completely unsolved in favor of creating less and less interesting prime releases. Realistically the only thing you can do is log in every few months to see what they've added, play for two hours and then drop it for the next few months.

Despite all this time, the game's still buggy, unrefined, and progressing at Yandere dev speed, given the dropping playercount I feel as though we'll be watching the death of a free to play giant in the coming year.

Digital Extremes, if you somehow read this, you're not on a roadmap, you're on a doomsday clock.

One of the greatest games of this decade, a game that doesn't test only your skill, but your willpower.
Can you live through a million deaths and earn your legacy?