I'd direct you to the second game, which is broadly identical but 1) actually works and 2) doesn't pick your pocket, but that would still be funneling money to a company that very evidently does not deserve it. If the microtransactions are left as is, it will still be an outrage. The game might be feature complete and widely playable in 2-3 years. I say "might" because gaming has set the bar pretty low and there are a lot of mobile games I've never been exposed to. It might be the single most egregious, predatory, greedy implementation of paid cosmetics in the history of gaming. Want boots for the whole team? Get your wallet out. Do you want some boots for your Pestigor? Buy them, one boot at a time, with the in game currency. This game makes Diablo Immortal look generous. Assuming you weren't motivated to punish the publisher for failing to accurately market the game as early access. With the crashes? The always online requirement leading to unbearable server load, frequent disconnects, lost data and intolerable input lag? The vast ocean of missing features.and here I don't just speak of teams cut for additional content, but BASIC features that are roadmapped for 6-9 months out? The obtuse, confusing UI that was designed by either someone who had never seen a UI before or someone who'd seen many and come to hate them? The muddy graphical sidegrade? I suppose even with all of that, you could just call it a classic bungled launch, stick a pin in it, and circle around in a year when the game was on a deep discount. And it can be an engaging multiplayer exercise. THE GOOD: The fundamentals/ruleset of Blood Bowl are still good raucous, fun. The last thing it needed was an insulting disaster to smear the digital IP. Blood Bowl is a niche and often underappreciated franchise. The last thing it needed was an insulting disaster Well this is painful to write.
To both new and old players alike, this is worse then the worst fumble you had. I sincerely do know that this was not by accident, as there is no excuse for what they did. All in all, I do not reccomend this product, as it is unfinished, monetized offensively agressive and is a downgrade from its predescessor in almost all areas. I prefer the bloodbowl colors flying high, but again, that part is taste.
If you do like a more gritty filter, it should please you. I am still torn on the new aesthetics of the game, and with such a negative review, I will not comment on such because it is a matter of taste. (Not a joke, each gear, paid with real money, is for one player only). Such includes things that WERE already included in bloodbowl 2, and now, you will have to buy them INDIVIDUALLY for each player. On a game where the target audience are at least aware of the tabletop, everything that involves customization is paid for in real life money. I do not joke that I could not complete 70% of the matches I attempted to play, either because the server just decided to break, the DRM decided that I was not online, or a perpetual loop started because a player used a skill that is currently bugged, ensuring that I would have to alt-f4 out of the game or just watch some repeating animation. The game is nowhere close to finished, as gamebreaking bugs, constant crashes and server issues have made it impossible to play it, especially when early access was sold as a bonus. To say that the launch was incomplete is being kind. Now, I know it does sound dramatic to give a game a 0, as it does sound like a review out of anger, but please, do try and understand the Now, I know it does sound dramatic to give a game a 0, as it does sound like a review out of anger, but please, do try and understand the logic: This game, in the version that it is on release, has no reason to exist, as, unless you REALLY want the updates on the rules, bloodbowl 2 is an superior game, for cheaper.
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