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Helldivers 2 is a fresh wind in the industry. The developers are doing a lot of things right.

No predatory MTX. You can grind for the Premium currency ingame with time or if you are limited on time you could spend some money on the super credits. And when you do buy some, the prices are not so super outrageous as usual in a game with MTX.


Now for the actual review


1. History


Now coming from Helldivers 1, I knew the setting and style of the game, and boy was I surprised about the perspective change, and a good change it was. In HD1, the camera was always locked on the host of the mission and the other 3 divers had to stick around. You could not really leave and split up.


Helldivers 2 lets you be more flexible, which is a great change.


Hopefully, a lot of new enemies come from the first game and obviously completely new ones.


2. Gameplay


Helldivers 2 is a game that really shines through its gameplay. Depending on your loadout, every mission can feel different, and if your team also has interesting combinations, then the fun multiplies.


Teamkilling or Friendly Fire isn't part of the game. It will happen. Don't get upset about it. It can also be used as a lure in certain circumstances.


Upgraded, you farm "Samples" samples 3 different types: green, orange and purple samples. These are SHARED between people, so if you die and someone snatches the samples, you will still get them upon mission completion.


You can play solo or up to 4 players in a mission. Solo playing on the higher difficulties is really difficult, but can be done if you know what you are doing. But it is the most fun with a squad of people, be they friends or random Helldivers.

The community is great. I have hardly seen any toxic behavior in about 250 hours.


3. Visual and Soundtrack


Now this game is a real treat. it can be as visually stunning as any of the triple AAA games and the soundtrack is amazing. The music track when being launched onto the planet is amazing and you up for the mission.


4. A few things I would like to see in the game


A loadout manager: I would like to set up 5 to 6 direct loadouts where I can place weapons and Armor to quickly select.


The selection of equipment is not bad, but I would like to select my loadout 1, for example, which is a horde clear loadout. And when I see someone else has that, I could change little things or take my Anti-large loadout.


5. An Armor painter and perks replacement system.


I would love to be able to dye my armor, helmet and capes. Hell Fashion is important.


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So, all in all, a great game worth its money, great support from the Developers. We have had lots of content added since launch.


But there is always a butt, the game needs more time with testing and balancing of weapons. Certain weapons feel completely useless, which is a shame since all of them are kinda cool to use.


Be them primary weapons, secondary or support weapons.

I found myself using the same primary and secondary and grenade in 250 hours of gameplay.


Some patches feel rushed. I hope a better timeframe will be found so that certain things have more time to be tested.


But all in all, this is currently my favorite Coop Horde shooter, considering the overall package.

Played when the game came out. Then haven't touched it since a few days ago.

Installed tried to sign in. Password does not work had to make a new one. That one works but the sign in wants a 2nd email address. 2nd email address does not work since it's already a MS account.

can't be bothered to make yet another email for this.

Way to detailed to enjoy. You get a gun, you find a mag and you need to find seperate bullets
food and drink items are hardly to find which lets you starve.

In short, yes, the game is in a very playable state now.

Long Version.

Been playing since launch and through the bad times. 830+ hours in, and I do not see myself stopping anytime soon. The last few updates have been steps in the right direction.
The game is very stable, maybe getting 1 crash a week, if any at all.

Gameplay:

Now, this is the bread and butter of this game; the gameplay is super fun. The running, gunning, and fighting face-first against the minions of Nurgle is great. If you liked VT2, then you probably will like DT Combat also. The DT gameplay is more satisfying to play because the running, sliding, dodging, and so on are all very solid.

The gameplay loop—this has been a big problem at launch—is how to get better gear. It was all about RNG, and to be fair, it still is, but there is a piece of loot after each successful mission, and depending on your difficulty, the rarity increases.

Crafting, which was a big issue at launch, was finally added in a patch. You can now increase the rarity of your chosen gear and re-roll the perks and blessings on your weapons. But it will lock the second perk or blessing.

This is a change that should happen. Let the players create their dream weapons. No one likes the locking of perks and blessings.

And also, if you reroll a perk, let us get a list of all the available perks, so we can choose directly what we want. If I see another screenshot of a Mod "roll" that says 1000 rolls before the "wanted" perk was found, that system is awful even though it becomes "free." It's a waste of time and needs to change.

Classes:

1. Sharpshooter Veteran

The starting class for many, the Veteran, is a solid class with probably the best kit for many jobs.
His weapons are also a solid base to build certain builds with.

Power Sword or Bolter Gun

But many combos work not only with what is considered "meta."

2. Zealot Preacher

The screaming melee guy, Zealot, is very similar to the class in VT2, but funny enough, in VT2, I didn't play Zealot, but in DT, I like it a lot. This class is a bit more "complicated" than the Veteran, but it can use a lot of the same weapons, so the Zealot can also be a "sharpshooter," depending on what the team needs.

3. Ogryn Skullbreaker

Da biggun, Ogryn, is a special class. It can be incredibly powerful, but it does not fill the role of the "tank," even though it certainly looks that way. Ogryns depend a lot on their team to clear the massive amounts of shooter mobs. Since he does not have the best weapons for longer ranges. But it's a lot of fun, especially with the RP Ogryn players do that come to the match.

4. Psyker

Now, the Psyker has the worst leveling phase of the four classes. At the start, Psyker plays like a bad veteran in shooting and a bad zealot in melee. Once you get to the higher levels and unlock the wizard staves, it becomes more fun.

But there are certain "Gun" Psyker builds that are really powerful.

Artstyle and Story:

Now, the atmosphere of this game for the 40K universe is great. It oozes with details that will make 40K fans quite happy. The only game that comes close to the atmosphere of the world and levels is Deathwing. That game also had the level design down perfectly.

The story is lackluster at best. It's basically a case of proving yourself trustworthy by doing suicide missions for the warband. And at the end, there is a case of a "traitor" that you never interact with in any kind of way.

Now the banter between the different characters/personalities is a lot better; you get quite often random things thrown at you about which you might know nothing. But those lines might get you to seek out knowledge about these things.

These are the good things about the game, more or less. But there are things that are still terrible.

Shared inventory and currency:

Now, this is my personal big issue with the game. Currently, each of your five possible character slots has a separate inventory for gear and their currency. Which means if you played one character for 300 hours, for example, and then decide you want to try the next one, you start back at 0.

You have no access to the other characters items or currency to give your new character a head start. Now in VT2, your currency is shared between characters and, at least, your Trinkets and Curios. But many of the classes except Ogryn share weapons. Veteran, Zealot, and Psyker can all use the main Las and auto guns, but those are not shared.

On the technical side, certain things are shared. For example, the "Premium" currency is shared; each character has access to it when they visit the in-game store.

Character Creation:

Now this is a departure from VT2, as DT lets you make your own character with certain backgrounds and "story" elements, but except for a few choices, they don't matter and you will never see those again in-game.
There is no profile of your character to look at.

The real heroes of the character creation process are the different personalities. These make or break your character. From these personalities, your created character will speak his lines in a mission with the other squad members. And the dialog can be very informative at one point or right on hilarious at another. *looking at Ogryn's voice lines*

But there is no way to change the personality of your character once you've created it. So when you get to level 30 and find your Cadian Veteran sounds kind of boring, you are stuck with him. Unless you create a new one and start back at 0.

That, for example, is not an option for myself with 830+ hours in the game. If you have a lot of time invested in each of the characters, So I can't just create a new one with the personality I want. Since loot and currencies aren't shared,

So that is a wish I have: that we can change the appearance of the characters at the in-game barbershop. But we should be able to change the gender and personality of the character as well. So that we don't have to play with a personality that we might have thought was fun but turns out to be kind of annoying.

Penances:

Last point: really, the current "challenges" are trash. To put it simply, they are on the higher difficulties and rather impossible to do. The players do not act on the premise of the game. Being a "coop" game, many of these penances ask you, the player, to be selfish. Usually it boils down to "get to the DT discord and look for a group to help you." In a funny way, you get people to coop in a way, but not in a natural way. I have done all the class-specific penances, and none of them were "fun" for the team; it only got fun with 3 other crazy people on Discord.

Perhaps a wanted side effect of Fatshark, but seeing a Zealot on Heresy not shoot a single shot for penance is kind of counterproductive to the team effort.

But all in all, the game is very solid. I can in good faith recommend the game.

Emperor protects!  and get those Ogryns more Rashuns!

After 9 hours of play, plagued by a lot of connection errors. I played more offline than online and i hit a brickwall with the endboss of act 1

the boss just kills my character out of nowhere i roll twice away the boss is far away and all of a sudden i am dead. He does this 3 times and game over restart from the beginning of the fight.

If this was happening online i could say this might be my rather weak internet connection. But this is happening offline and i can't progress anymore.

Perhaps a new character might fix this but losing 9 hours of playtime, i don't have much time to play anyhow and then game breaking stuff like this happens.

I did like what i see with the game but it needs a few patches to get to a finished product stage.

So i would suggest waiting to get the game after a few months.

Can't recommend the game anymore, i just downloaded the game after having to quit after Season 2 for personal reasons, the game is so difficult to get into as a new player or a returning player.

If you have time and a thick skin you can totally learn the quite good fighting in this game.
But for me as a person with a regular job and about 1 hour a day for video games this is no longer a game for me unfortunatly.

I think it's a good game personally, but i can't recommend it anymore for returning or new players because of the pratice needed for it. The Match Making is also quite bad but that is because of a lack of players. wating for 3 to 5 minutes for a breach match is normal.

But as a rep 25 faching players with rep 250 is just silly. They played the game so much and all the heros they know all the moves you can make before you even make them. parrying all your light attacks and don't even try to heavy attack.

Would give the game a 7/10 but not recommend it for new players or returning players with a long break from the game.

A over the top silly game, But a good kind of silly.

It goes from awesome to maximum awesome in about 2 seconds.
For fans of fast paced action games i can only recommend it.

Slicing your enemies to tiny pieces never gets old. Even aber the 2000th time.